Silver North Resources Ltd. reported that two new drill holes—HLD25‑34 and HLD25‑35—at its Haldane Silver Property in the Yukon’s Keno Hill District have extended the Main Fault mineralization an additional 50 metres along strike, bringing the total strike length to 100 metres.
HLD25‑35 intersected a 14.4‑metre interval that averaged 231 g/t silver, 0.24 g/t gold, 0.54 % lead and 0.39 % zinc. Within that interval a 1.25‑metre sub‑interval averaged an exceptional 1,261 g/t silver and 0.74 g/t gold, confirming the vein’s capacity for very high‑grade zones.
HLD25‑34 returned a 13.60‑metre interval from 157.50 m to 171.10 m that averaged 146 g/t silver, 0.15 g/t gold, 2.34 % lead and 1.24 % zinc, further illustrating the consistency of the Main Fault across multiple holes.
The new data extend the Main Fault to 150 metres downdip and place the mineralization 300 metres from the surface. Five of the eight planned holes in the 2025 program have been reported, and the results reinforce Silver North’s strategy of targeting high‑grade Keno‑style vein systems. The Haldane Property sits just west of Hecla Mining’s operating Keno Hill Silver Mine, and the district has historically produced over 200 million ounces of silver.
While no metallurgical work has yet been reported, the high‑grade intersections support the potential for a significant resource. No market reaction data were available at the time of reporting.
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