Core Viewpoint - Silver North Resources Ltd. has reported significant drilling results from its 2025 exploration program at the Haldane Silver Property, indicating strong mineralization of silver, gold, lead, and zinc, particularly in the Main Fault structure [2][3]. Drilling Results - The 2025 exploration program included eight holes totaling 1,759.5 meters, with seven holes successfully intersecting the Main Fault, revealing silver-bearing mineralization [2][3]. - Notable results from hole HLD25-36 include 2.80 meters averaging 1,069 g/t silver and 1.41 g/t gold, within a larger intersection of 9.10 meters averaging 428 g/t silver and 0.73 g/t gold [2][4][6]. - Hole HLD25-38 showed multiple mineralized intervals, including a 1.50-meter section with 406 g/t silver and a 22-meter zone averaging 71 g/t silver, with a high-grade section of 1.90 meters averaging 437 g/t silver [7][4]. Mineralization Characteristics - The Main Fault is characterized as a strong and complex fault structure capable of hosting high-grade mineralization of silver, gold, lead, and zinc [3]. - The mineralization consists of siderite, quartz, galena, and sphalerite veins, along with breccia material, indicating a robust geological environment for resource potential [3][5]. Future Plans - The company has secured funding to initiate the 2026 exploration program, which will include an airborne geophysical survey to further define the potential of the Main Fault and other targets at Haldane [3][8]. - Management aims to start the next drilling program as soon as site conditions permit, following the interpretation of airborne data [8]. Property Overview - The Haldane Silver Property spans 8,579 hectares and is located 25 km west of Keno City, Yukon, adjacent to Hecla Mining's Keno Hill Silver Mine, which enhances its strategic value [2][16]. - The property hosts numerous occurrences of silver-lead-zinc-bearing quartz siderite veins similar to those being mined at Keno Hill [2].

Gold Exploration Program Details The Noemi target area covers roughly a 2 kilometre by 3 kilometre area located approximately 7 kilometres south of the Rincones copper-gold-iron-cobalt resource area. The main geological units mapped in the Noemi area are fine grained andesites, tuffs and volcaniclastic rocks intruded by a micro-diorite with some areas of substantial gravel cover, with many areas of similarity to Rincones and prospectivity for similar mineralization. The system remains open for expansion. Tr ...

Core Viewpoint - Germanium Mining Corp. has initiated remote sensing work on its Lac Du Km 35 Property in Quebec, aiming to explore potential germanium mineralization [1][5]. Group 1: Property Overview - The Lac Du Km 35 Property features the Faribault Shear Zone (FSZ), a significant structural element that may connect with other permeable zones at depth, serving as a conduit for hydrothermal fluids [2]. - The Laganière germanium showing, discovered in 1998, returned a historical value of 0.02% (186 ppm) germanium, but these results are not currently verified as mineral resources [3][10]. - The Laganière showing is strategically located near electromagnetic anomalies and the FSZ, which will be the primary focus of exploration efforts [4]. Group 2: Remote Sensing Work - The remote sensing study is expected to be completed by the end of February 2026, focusing on identifying potential faults and shear zones related to germanium mineralization [5]. - The study will utilize satellite imagery from the European Space Agency (ESA) with a resolution of 30 cm, acquired in September 2023, to identify relevant structural features [6]. - The interpreted structural features will be integrated into a GIS system, generating maps at a scale of 1:5,000 for targeted field follow-up in the summer of 2026 [7]. Group 3: Industry Context - Germanium is recognized for its growing applications in electronics, solar technology, fiber optics, and military uses, and is classified as a critical metal in Canada, the U.S., and the EU [8]. - Following a ban on germanium exports to the U.S. by China, the largest producer, recent spot prices for germanium have exceeded US$5,000 per kilogram [9].

Core Insights - Arizona Gold & Silver Inc has reported encouraging drill results from its Philadelphia project in Arizona, highlighting exceptional continuity of mineralization over a 110-metre spread from previous drill holes [1][3] Company Developments - The company is currently drilling hole 159, which targets the same mineralization zone as previous holes [1][3] - Only 3.5% of the company's 3,100-acre land package has been explored, indicating significant potential for further discoveries [4] - The permitting process for further exploration is progressing well, with expectations for news to shareholders soon [4] Financial Position - The company has seen strong support from long-term shareholders, with all warrants from a December offering exercised and additional early exercises from April warrants, positively impacting the treasury [5] - The company is well-positioned for future exploration activities, with a solid financial runway [5] Exploration Insights - Recent drilling has revealed high-grade mineralization, including 60 to 70 metres of mineralization at four grams, and a high-grade vein at 19 grams over four metres [6] - Future drilling plans include turning the rig for hole 160 to explore southwest of hole 156 [6] Future Outlook - The company has outlined plans for the next six months, indicating a busy year ahead in 2026 with more developments expected [7]

Core Viewpoint - Germanium Mining Corp. has initiated remote sensing work on its Lac Du Km 35 Property in Quebec, aiming to explore potential germanium mineralization [1][5]. Group 1: Property Overview - The Lac Du Km 35 Property features the Faribault Shear Zone (FSZ), a significant structural element that may connect with other permeable zones at depth, facilitating hydrothermal fluid movement [2]. - The Laganière germanium showing, discovered in 1998, returned a historical value of 0.02% (186 ppm) germanium, but these results are not currently verified as mineral resources [3][9]. - The Laganière showing is strategically located near electromagnetic anomalies and the FSZ, which will be the primary focus of exploration efforts [4]. Group 2: Remote Sensing Work - The remote sensing study is expected to conclude by the end of February 2026, focusing on identifying potential faults and shear zones related to germanium mineralization [5]. - The study will utilize satellite imagery from the European Space Agency (ESA) with a resolution of 30 cm, acquired in September 2023, to identify relevant structural features [6]. - The data will be processed into a GIS system, generating maps at a scale of 1:5,000 to guide future field sampling programs planned for summer 2026 [7]. Group 3: Industry Context - Germanium is recognized for its growing applications in electronics, solar energy, fiber optics, and military uses, and is classified as a critical metal in Canada, the U.S., and the EU [8]. - Following China's export ban on germanium to the U.S. since December 2024, the market has seen spot prices exceeding US$5,000 per kilogram [9].

Core Viewpoint - Vanguard Mining Corp. has successfully completed its Q4 drill program at the Redonda Copper-Molybdenum Project, reaching a total depth of 511 meters, and is now awaiting assay results to evaluate mineralization potential [1][9]. Exploration Program - The 2023 exploration program involved drilling five holes totaling 799.81 meters, with historical drilling by Teck Resources Ltd. in 1979 totaling 1,681 meters [4][5]. - The 2025 drill program was designed to test targets beyond historical drilling limits and improve geological understanding [9]. Drilling Details - The drilling was executed by Paradigm Drilling Ltd. using a Boyles T-75 hydraulic drill capable of exceeding 600 meters in depth [2]. - Significant intervals from the 2023 program include: - Hole Red-23-04: 72.0 meters at 0.235% Cu and 0.0228% Mo [5]. - Hole Red-23-03: 77.3 meters at 0.323% Cu and 0.0197% Mo [5]. - Hole Red-23-05: 142.6 meters at 0.279% Cu and 0.0281% Mo [10]. Historical Context - Historical drilling results from 1979 indicated copper-molybdenum mineralization, with notable grades such as 0.42% Cu over 24.1 meters [7]. - The geological setting of the Redonda Project shares characteristics with nearby porphyry systems, enhancing its exploration potential [16]. Community Engagement - The company prioritizes collaboration with the Klahoose First Nation, focusing on local labor and service providers, and adhering to cultural and environmental protocols [11]. Geological Insights - The project is located within the Coast Suture Zone, with geological features including dioritic intrusions and hornblende-rich dikes, which are associated with copper-molybdenum mineralization [16]. Future Plans - The company plans to use the results from the current drilling program, along with historical data, to guide future exploration efforts [9].

Core Viewpoint - Northern Lights Resources Corp. is advancing its strategic assets in the United States, focusing on a royalty interest in Nevada and a 100%-owned gold project in Arizona, aiming to create shareholder value through disciplined exploration and non-dilutive options [1][7]. Group 1: Medicine Springs Project - The company holds a 1% Net Smelter Return (NSR) royalty on the Medicine Springs Project in northeastern Nevada, which is operated by Torex Gold Resources Inc. [1][12] - Historical exploration has identified potential for multiple mineralization styles, including silver, lead, zinc, copper, and gold [2]. - The NSR interest is viewed as a strategic asset that provides long-term optionality and leverage without ongoing capital commitments, aligning with the company's focus on high-quality assets [3]. Group 2: Secret Pass Gold Project - The Secret Pass project, located in the Oatman–Katherine gold district of Arizona, is a cornerstone asset for the company, benefiting from excellent infrastructure and historical gold production [4]. - The company plans to advance the project in 2026 through a focused exploration program, including a comprehensive review of historical datasets and refinement of the geological model [5]. - With rising gold prices and renewed activity in the district, the company believes Secret Pass has significant discovery potential and remains underexplored [6]. Group 3: Future Outlook - Moving into 2026, the company intends to maintain a disciplined exploration approach, focusing on projects with the highest potential for shareholder value creation [7].

Core Viewpoint - Rockland Resources Ltd. is focusing its efforts on the Cole Gold Mines project in Red Lake, Ontario, while seeking partners for its beryllium projects in Utah [9]. Group 1: Cole Gold Mines Project - Rockland is engaging a driller to start drilling at its 100% owned Cole Gold Mines project in Red Lake, Ontario [2]. - The Cole Gold Mines property has over thirty gold-bearing veins and over one hundred visible gold counts recorded on the surface, with recent samples returning high grades of 111 g/t Au and 145 g/t Au [3]. - A 3D model of veins at the Cole Gold mine has been created, showing gold mineralization extending to a vertical depth of 320 meters, with a planned 2,500m drill program focusing on high-grade shoots [4]. - Historic drill hole 12 intersected 3.7 meters of high-grade gold mineralization, which will be a focus area for drilling [6]. - Mineralization is associated with shear-zone hosted quartz veins, with widths ranging from ten centimeters to two meters and strike lengths of up to 300 meters [7]. Group 2: Utah Beryllium Portfolio - Rockland is seeking earn-in partners for its beryllium projects, Claybank and Meteor, while deciding to no longer pursue the Beryllium Butte claims due to ineligibility for mining activities [8][9]. - The company expects to receive a refund of all yearly fees paid for the Beryllium Butte claims and the return of the bond posted [9]. Group 3: Company Strategy and Management - The CEO of Rockland Resources stated that focusing on the Cole Gold Mines project is in the best interest of shareholders due to its success and interest [9]. - Rockland Resources aims to unlock value through focused mineral exploration and discovery, leveraging geological expertise and strategic project development [12].

Core Insights - Domestic Metals Corp. has reported significant high-grade mineralization discoveries at the Smart Creek Project in Montana, with successful identification of gold, copper, and silver across multiple locations [1][2][10]. Exploration Update - The company conducted a 40-day field campaign in August-September 2025, analyzing 310 surface samples to characterize mineralized zones and refine drill targets [1][8]. - High-grade results include 39 samples exceeding 0.5 g/t Au, 43 samples exceeding 1% Cu, 35 samples exceeding 30 g/t Ag, and 31 samples exceeding 0.1% Zn [10]. Sample Highlights - Notable assay results include: - Sample G019235: 74.7 g/t Au, 13.8% Cu, 3810 g/t Ag - Sample G019007: 102 g/t Au - Sample G019225: 23.1% Cu, 424 g/t Ag [4][5]. Future Plans - The company plans to deploy a targeted geophysics program followed by a diamond drill program in Q1 2026 to further explore identified targets [2][10]. - New target areas have been identified for follow-up drilling based on the recent exploration data [15]. Geological Context - The Smart Creek Project is located in a geologically favorable area for porphyry copper deposits and carbonate replacement deposits (CRD), with extensive historical mining activity [26][14]. - The project area is characterized by significant geological features that enhance the potential for high-value mineral deposits [17][14].

Core Insights - Trailbreaker Resources Ltd. has announced positive results from its 2025 exploration program at the Atsutla Gold project, highlighting the expansion of high-grade gold and the discovery of new copper-gold-silver showings [1][4] Exploration Results - The 2025 exploration program included the collection of 147 soil samples and 77 prospecting grab samples, with assays revealing high-grade gold values, including a peak of 630 g/t Au from previous explorations [2][7] - The Highlands zone's structural feature has been expanded to a 1.0 km x 1.2 km area, with new high-grade copper and silver showings discovered in the Highlands North zone, located 1.1 km north of the gold showings [2][11] Mineralization Characteristics - Gold mineralization at the Highlands zone is associated with a larger system (Atsutla West) covering 5.0 km x 4.3 km, characterized by multiple shear zones related to larger faults [3][21] - The highest gold assay returned during the 2025 program was 401.8 g/t Au, with significant silver and copper values also reported from various samples [10][17] Geological Context - The Atsutla Gold project is situated over the Teslin-Thibert fault system, with gold mineralization linked to Mesozoic batholitic intrusions [26] - The project area has seen limited historical exploration, indicating potential for further discoveries [6] Future Exploration Plans - The Highlands zone and Atsutla West area are fully permitted for drilling, with plans to test the shear structure and explore additional mineralization potential [25][21]