Silver North Resources Ltd. (OTCQB: TARSF) reported that its 2025 drilling program at the Haldane Silver Property in the Keno Hill District produced a 9.10‑metre interval averaging 428 g/t silver and 0.73 g/t gold, including a 2.80‑metre section with 1,069 g/t silver and 1.41 g/t gold. The high‑grade intersection was recovered from holes HLD25‑36 and HLD25‑38, and the 2.80‑metre core yielded 12.60 % lead and 3.01 % zinc, underscoring the economic viability of the Main Fault target zone.
Silver North’s 2025 program comprised eight holes totaling 1,759.5 m and was completed in mid‑November 2025. The new results confirm the Main Fault’s potential to host high‑grade silver‑lead‑zinc vein mineralization, a third discovery on the Haldane Property since the company acquired the asset. The 9‑metre intersection represents the largest continuous high‑grade zone yet identified in the property and provides a robust benchmark for future drilling.
The Haldane Property sits in the Keno Hill District of Yukon, one of Canada’s most prolific silver mining areas that has produced over 200 million ounces of silver. The property is adjacent to Hecla Mining’s operating Keno Hill mine, giving Silver North access to established mining infrastructure and a well‑known geological setting for high‑grade silver mineralization. The new intersection therefore adds significant value to a property already positioned in a highly prospective mining camp.
Management highlighted the results as evidence of the Main Fault’s structural control and the likelihood of further high‑grade intersections. CEO Jason Weber said the fault is “a strong and complex fault structure capable of hosting high‑grade silver, gold, lead and zinc mineralization” and that the company is “in the early days of revealing the potential of this target.” Silver North has secured funding for a $5 million 2026 field program that will include an airborne geophysical survey followed by a 2,500‑metre diamond‑drilling campaign focused on the Main Fault and other targets at Haldane.
The high‑grade intersections strengthen Silver North’s exploration narrative and support its plan to expand drilling in 2026. The results suggest that the Main Fault could host extensive mineralization, potentially leading to a significant resource definition. By demonstrating the property’s potential, the company positions itself within a highly sought‑after mining camp adjacent to an operating mine, which could attract investor interest and strategic partnerships. The successful 2025 program and secured funding also indicate financial stability for the near‑term exploration effort.
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