Key Highlights
- Silver North reported new drill assays from its 2026 Haldane Silver Property program in Yukon.
- Hole HLD26-46 extended Main Fault mineralization 100 metres southwest, including 2.7 m of 327 g/t silver.
- Assays are still pending for 16 of 24 holes drilled (6,169 m total).
- Silver North also signed a three-month investor relations contract with Apaton Finance for C$15,000.
Silver North Resources Ltd. (TSXV: SNAG) released a second batch of drill results from its 2026 campaign at the Haldane Silver Property in Yukon’s Keno Hill Silver District, reporting new silver, gold, lead and zinc intersections from five holes targeting the Main Fault and its footwall.
The company said step-out drilling extended mineralization 100 metres along strike to the southwest. It highlighted hole HLD26-46, which intersected 2.7 m (estimated true width 1.8 m) grading 327 g/t silver, 0.27 g/t gold, 4.05% lead and 0.91% zinc, reported as 402 g/t silver equivalent, from 203.67 m down hole.
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Main Fault drilling results
Silver North said it completed 24 holes totalling 6,169 m in the 2026 program, focused on expanding mineralization along strike and down dip at the Main Fault target. Assay results for 16 holes remain outstanding, and the company said it will report them once received.
According to the release, holes HLD26-43 and HLD26-46 tested the Main Fault about 100 m southwest of the discovery section (HLD24-29, HLD24-30 and HLD25-31). The company reported that the full Main Fault structure intersection in HLD26-46 totalled 22.2 m (estimated true width 14.85 m), with the strongest veining in the hangingwall portion. Hole HLD26-43 intersected 22.3 m (estimated true width 16.5 m) of structure about 50 m down dip, which the company described as less coherent and with less siderite-sulphide veining.
To the northeast, the company said holes HLD26-42 and HLD26-44 tested the Main Fault along strike and down dip of HLD25-31. It reported that HLD26-44 cut 24.1 m (estimated true width 16.3 m) of fractured and faulted rock and veining, and included a 3.00 m (estimated true width 2.03 m) interval grading 120 g/t silver, 0.15 g/t gold, 0.32% lead and 0.58% zinc. Within that interval, the company reported a subinterval averaging 722 g/t silver over 0.40 m (estimated true width 0.27 m).
Footwall test and silver-equivalent reporting
Silver North said hole HLD26-45 tested below the footwall of the Main Fault and intersected three narrow mineralized structures between 150.2 m and 166.8 m depth. It highlighted a 0.50 m (estimated true width 0.33 m) intersection at 158 m down hole grading 1.56 g/t gold and 27.5 g/t silver, which it noted was a higher gold-to-silver ratio than normally observed on the property.
The company also reported some intervals as silver equivalent, noting that the calculation uses assumed recoveries and metal prices and that no metallurgical work has been reported on the Haldane property.
Apaton Finance engagement
Separately, Silver North said it entered into a consulting services agreement dated November 2, 2026 with Apaton Finance GmbH to provide investor awareness, communications and marketing services, subject to acceptance by the TSX Venture Exchange. The initial term is three months starting November 2, 2026, and the company said it will pay a cash fee of C$15,000 plus applicable taxes, with no stock options or other securities granted as part of the engagement.
Silver North described the road-accessible 8,579-hectare Haldane Property as located 25 km west of Keno City, Yukon, adjacent to Hecla Mining’s producing Keno Hill Silver Mine property.
The original press release is available on stockhouse.com
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