Airborne Geophysical Survey Underway at Silver North’s Veronica Silver Project, YT

Silver North Resources Ltd. has launched a comprehensive airborne geophysical survey at its Veronica Silver Project in Yukon's Silvertip-Midway District, marking a significant step forward in the company's exploration strategy. The survey, conducted by Geotech Ltd., encompasses 253 line-kilometres using magnetics and time domain electromagnetic VTEM technology, with 100-metre spaced flight lines and 1,000-metre spaced tie lines.

The primary objectives of this survey extend beyond basic geological mapping to include the identification of conductive or low-resistivity carbonate replacement deposit (CRD) manto targets in the subsurface. This technical approach reflects the company's sophisticated understanding of the local geology and mineralization controls. The survey builds on encouraging previous discoveries at the property, including exceptional grade results of 2,860 g/t silver found in float cobble at the Lodge showing and 33.2 g/t silver from a northeast-trending fault at the Cooper showing.

Strategically, Silver North plans to integrate this new geophysical data with existing datasets from its adjacent Tim Property, potentially revealing a much larger mineralizing system spanning both projects. This integrated approach could significantly enhance the company's understanding of regional geological controls and expand the exploration target inventory across its Yukon portfolio.

The survey represents part of Silver North's broader exploration campaign, supported by full funding for drilling programs through 2027. With its flagship Haldane Silver Project already demonstrating success with three Keno-style silver vein discoveries from just 24 drillholes, the company is well-positioned to leverage the Veronica survey results to advance its understanding of this highly prospective silver district in Canada's north.