Key facts
| Company | Eagle Plains Resources Ltd. (TSXV: EPL) |
|---|---|
| Commodity | Gold |
| Location | Saskatchewan, Canada |
| Stage | Early exploration |
News releases8 on file
Eagle Plains Expands George Lake Deposit Mineralization, Reports 3.48% Zn+Pb over 45.1m in Step-out Drilling
Maiden drilling at the 100%-owned George Lake zinc-lead project in Saskatchewan, 1,591m in three holes, returned 45.1m grading 3.14% Zn and 0.34% Pb (including 18.0m at 4.45% Zn/0.61% Pb) in GL26002, 55.2m at 2.48% Zn/0.25% Pb in GL26001, and 41.0m at 2.17% Zn/0.38% Pb in GL26003. The step-out holes extended mineralization up to 180m down-dip from the deepest historical intercept, with the deposit
Drill resultsEagle Plains Completes Drilling at George Lake Critical Metals Project, Intersects Target Mineralization in All Holes
Drilling at the George Lake zinc-lead project in Saskatchewan has been completed, with 1,591m in three holes and all holes intersecting the target George Lake deposit horizon. Mineralized intervals were 56m (480-536m) in GL26001, 49m (468-517m) in GL26002 and 56.5m (394.8-451.3m) in GL26003, with the deepest 2026 intersection approximately 208m vertically below the deepest historical intercept. As
Drill resultsEagle Plains Intersects Mineralization in Step-out Holes at George Lake Critical Metals Project, Saskatchewan
Two of three planned 2026 diamond drill holes have been completed at the George Lake zinc-lead project in northeast Saskatchewan, both intersecting the deposit horizon, with the deepest 2026 intercept about 208m vertically below the deepest historical intercept. GL26001 cut 56m of mineralized stratigraphy from 480-536m and GL26002, a 200m step-out, cut 49m from 468-517m; assays are pending. GL2600
Drill resultsDrilling Commences at Eagle Plains 100% Owned George Lake Critical Metals Project, Saskatchewan
Crews have mobilized for a 1,650 m, three-hole diamond drill program at the 100%-owned George Lake critical metals project, 280 km north of La Ronge, Saskatchewan. The first phase targets the sedex stratigraphy hosting the George Lake deposit in 200 m step-outs down-dip and along strike from historical intersections including 8.0 m of 6.96% Zn, 1.42% Pb and 5.91 g/t Ag within 47.8 m of 4.50% Zn. T
Drill resultsEagle Plains Announces Fully Funded Drill Program at the George Lake Critical Metals Project, Saskatchewan
A 2026 diamond drill program of approximately 1,650m is planned at the 100%-owned George Lake critical metals project, 280km north of La Ronge, Saskatchewan, with drilling expected to start in late January. The first phase will test the sedex stratigraphy hosting the George Lake deposit in 200m step-outs from historical intersections such as 8.0m of 6.96% Zn, 1.42% Pb and 5.91 g/t Ag. The project
Drill resultsEagle Plains and Ya’thi Néné Lands and Resources Add George Lake Project to Exploration Agreement
The George Lake Project in Saskatchewan has been added to the existing Exploration Agreement between Eagle Plains Resources and the Ya'thi Néné Lands and Resource Office, which represents the Athabasca Denesułiné First Nations of Hatchet Lake, Black Lake and Fond du Lac and several northern communities. The agreement provides for employment and training, contracting with northern businesses, contr
CorporateEagle Plains Provides Update on Government of Saskatchewan Airborne Geophysical Survey at George Lake
A Government of Saskatchewan airborne electromagnetic and magnetic survey, flown by Geotech Canada Inc. at 200m line spacing using the VTEM Max TDEM system, covered the entirety of Eagle Plains' George Lake critical metals project, 280km north of La Ronge, Saskatchewan. Results show a strong southwest-northeast trending EM conductor crossing the property, coincident with the George Lake deposit an
Drill resultsEagle Plains Completes Acquisition of George Lake Critical Metals Deposit
Acquisition of the 3,694 ha George Lake critical metals project, located 280 km north of La Ronge, Saskatchewan, has been completed by staking and claim purchase from unrelated third parties. The property hosts the George Lake zinc deposit, with a historical resource of 2.63 MT grading 3.67% Zn and 0.53% Pb, and 10,050 m of historical drilling in 90 holes. Eagle Plains holds 100%, subject to a 2%
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