Technical Study
Canasil files 2025 exploration program report for Lil
Canasil files a routine update on its Lil project as Vizcaino drilling approaches amid tight liquidity.

Executive Summary
- Canasil Resources Inc. filed its 2025 exploration program report for the Lil Silver Project in north-central British Columbia.
- All project claims have been extended and remain in good standing through July 15, 2027.
- Drone reconnaissance confirmed viable road access potential and identified historical high-grade silver outcrops beneath the overburden.
- Independent metallurgical testing by B.C. Research Inc. demonstrated highly efficient silver recovery (94% to 98%) via flotation, with a simple processing flow sheet deemed feasible.
- The company is advancing its 2026 summer exploration program, which will focus on geochemical sampling, drill target definition, and investigating buried mineralization at the Lil Creek target area.
- Technical information was reviewed and approved by Gary Nordin, PGeo, a Qualified Person under NI 43-101.
Material Impact
- The news represents a routine administrative and technical follow-up to previously announced exploration plans.
- Metallurgical results are positive but entirely expected for high-grade silver showings and do not constitute a new discovery or resource estimate.
- No new drill results, financing, or strategic partnerships are disclosed.
- The update confirms operational continuity and claim security but lacks the catalysts required to move the stock materially. The market has already priced in the 2026 exploration timeline.
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Company Overview
- Canasil Resources is a pre-revenue junior explorer advancing a portfolio of silver, gold, copper, zinc, and lead projects across British Columbia and Mexico.
- Flagship projects include the Vizcaino gold-silver epithermal vein system in Durango, Mexico, and the Lil silver project in British Columbia.
- The company previously sold interests in the Sandra and Nora projects to Pan American Silver and Silver Dollar Resources, retaining 2% NSR royalties on each.
- The Brenda property in BC is under a five-year option agreement with Amarc Resources, adjacent to the Freeport-Amarc Joy district.
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