Silver North completes 2025 exploration at Haldane

Executive Summary

• Silver North Resources Ltd. has completed its 2025 exploration program at the Haldane silver property in the Yukon, successfully testing the strike and depth continuity of the main fault target.
• The program consisted of eight drill holes totaling 1,759.5 metres, with analytical sampling completed and results expected imminently.
• Additional exploration included over 15 square km of lidar and photogrammetry surveys to aid in structural modeling and identifying future drilling targets and access routes.

Key Details

• Drilling Completion: 8 holes completed, totaling 1,759.5 metres.
• Target Testing: Holes were completed from four pads testing approximately 150 m of strike along the main fault structure and a maximum of 150 m downdip on one section.
• Objective Achievement: The primary goal of testing the strike and depth continuity of the main fault target was achieved.
• Sampling Status: All analytical sampling has been completed and samples submitted; initial results are expected imminently pending verification and interpretation.
• Geophysical Surveys: Over 15 square km of lidar and photogrammetry survey conducted over the Mt. Haldane vein system (MHVS).
• Survey Targets: The MHVS includes the main, west, and Middlecoff targets, as well as the Johnson target (historic small-scale high-grade silver production).
• Survey Purpose: To identify structural lineaments, provide topographic control for targeting/modeling, and address possible alternative access routes.
• Property Details: Haldane is an 8,579-hectare, road-accessible property located 25 km west of Keno City, adjacent to Hecla Mining's Keno Hill mine.

Notable Quotes

• "Our primary goal for the 2025 drill program was to test the strike and depth continuity of the main fault target. I'm very pleased that we have been able to achieve that goal with the program. We are now eagerly awaiting the assay results." — Jason Weber, PGeo, President and CEO