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Taranis Resources Inc. explores the Thor Project in the Silver Cup Mining District of southeastern British Columbia. Company news centers on the Thor epithermal silver, gold and base-metals system, its expanded land position of more than 6,000 contiguous hectares, and work across historic mines and new target areas including the Borr Zone and Nortran Target.
Recurring updates describe drilling results, deposit modeling, airborne electromagnetic and magnetic surveys, lamprophyre intrusive systems, historical sampling and mine data, and exploration planning under British Columbia permitting and regulatory conditions. The company’s releases also discuss capital allocation, access to legacy mining areas, and district-scale interpretation of the Thor deposit and surrounding mineralized structures.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) reports surface geochemical results from the south end of the Thor epithermal system, where a newly mapped Ferguson Rockslide (2.3 km long x 0.8 km wide) conceals bedrock. Gossanous seep assays at the toe returned up to 6.690 g/t Au and 2.45 g/t Ag (sample X-1), with multiple additional anomalous gold and silver values from seeps, streams and colluvium.
Sampling also found anomalous gold uphill of drill hole Thor-255 consistent with a northwest extension of the Borr Zone. Taranis recorded 102,421,487 shares outstanding.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF / TSXV:TRO) reported a new near-surface epithermal precious and base metal discovery named Borr, located 1,400 m southeast of the south end of the Thor epithermal deposit.
Drill hole Thor-256 intersected mineralization soon after hitting bedrock; visible massive pyrite, sphalerite, galena and tetrahedrite were logged. Analytical averages over the reported upper interval (5.25 m) include Ag 26.2 g/t, Au 163 ppb, Pb 1.39%, Zn 2.15% and combined Pb+Zn 3.55%. The area does not outcrop and has no historic workings, and Taranis says Borr may allow expansion of the existing Thor NI 43-101 Mineral Resource.
QA/QC: samples were submitted to Actlabs (ISO 17025), with standards every tenth sample; results were overseen by Qualified Person John Gardiner (P.Geo.). Taranis has 102,421,487 shares outstanding (119,972,613 fully diluted).
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) completed 2025 field work at the Thor project and reports exploration progress including drilling, new claim acquisitions and bulk-sample planning.
Key facts: 2,505 m of diamond drilling (five holes), acquisition of 1,634 ha of adjacent mineral tenure, and planning for a 10,000 t bulk sample. XRF and follow-up Actlabs analyses are underway and final assay and bulk-sample details will be released when certified.
Taranis Resources (OTCQB:TNREF) has commenced drilling operations targeting an intrusive body southeast of the Thor epithermal deposit. The exploration focuses on two key areas: an upper elongate portion (Z-900/1300) between 900-1300m ASL and a deeper circular resistive feature (I-1) below 900m ASL.
The company's 2024 drilling program identified significant zones up to 53m of geochemical gold, arsenic, and zinc mineralization. The target area shows propylitic alteration and contact-related alteration minerals, suggesting potential intrusive-related mineralization. Additionally, Taranis has granted 2,000,000 incentive stock options to Directors and Officers at $0.26 per share with a five-year term.
Taranis Resources Inc. (TSX.V:TRO, OTCQB:TNREF) has completed a mass-balance alteration study of their 2024 deep drilling program at Thor, SE British Columbia. The study analyzed 252 drill core samples for major elements, trace elements, and rare-earth elements to measure hydrothermal alteration in deeply buried intrusive targets.
The analysis revealed significant findings in the 'Spider Hole' area, where drilling showed mass/volume gains indicating widespread hydrothermal alteration over hundreds of meters. The formations demonstrated an influx of Silica, Sodium, Calcium, Carbonate, and Total Iron, along with elements like arsenic, zinc, gold, and boron.
A key discovery includes a large conductive halo surrounding an intrusive target, measuring 2 km in diameter, identified through an airborne magnetotelluric survey. Drill Hole Thor-242 intersected rocks containing 3-4% graphitic carbon in this area. The company is now focusing on finding a large intrusive-hosted deposit enriched in precious and base metals connected to the Thor epithermal deposit.
Taranis Resources (TSXV:TRO, OTCQB:TNREF) has provided updates on its 2024 exploration work at the Thor project, focusing on identifying the source of high-grade boulders discovered west of the Thor epithermal deposit. The company conducted systematic exploration including:
- Soil sampling grid (204 samples) identifying seven potential sources, with Targets 2 & 3 showing high importance
- Additional surface grab sampling (47 samples) showing high-grade results with unique characteristics
- VLF and magnetic surveys revealing a circular feature spatially related to Target areas 3 and 4
- Three short diamond drill holes providing depth information to bedrock
The exploration area is considered highly prospective as it lies west of the Ripper Fault, where a previous high-grade gold & silver occurrence called Gold Pit was found with channel sample results of 6.38 g/t Au, 576 g/t Ag, 0.031% Cu, 7.6% Pb, 0.11% Zn and 0.14% Sb over 0.66m.
Taranis Resources (TNREF) has completed comprehensive geochemical studies at their Thor project, revealing significant evidence of a deep mineralized intrusive body. The company identified widespread chemical alterations extending hundreds of meters around the intrusive body through Gresens method analysis of drill core samples.
The study revealed distinct alteration patterns including sericitization, chloritization, carbonatization, and albitization, with five different alteration zones identified. Key findings include the discovery of the I-1 and I-2 intrusive features, with I-1 showing highly anomalous levels of boron, gold, zinc, arsenic, and tungsten. The presence of a circular resistive body (I-1) beneath the epithermal deposit is consistent with geochemical patterns.
The company plans to utilize this geochemical data in conjunction with upcoming geophysical survey programs planned for summer 2025, having removed land constraints around the eastern side of the Thor project area.
Taranis Resources (TSX.V:TRO, OTCQB:TNREF) has reported results from two drill holes (Thor-246 and Thor-247) located 0.6 km southeast of the Broadview Mine at their Thor project. Thor-246 intercepted a 53.0m wide zone of geochemical gold (up to 0.452 g/t Au) with elevated arsenic, tin, tungsten, and zinc levels. The drilling targeted the Z-900/1300 anomaly, revealing evidence of a large-scale intrusive-related hydrothermal system.
Key findings include the presence of andradite-grossular garnet and ludwigite minerals, indicating contact metamorphic zones around an intrusive body. Thor-247, drilled up-dip from Thor-246, encountered anomalous gold in two intervals with elevated zinc mineralization. Both holes showed increasing gold and arsenic content with depth, suggesting proximity to a mineralized alkalic intrusive body.
Taranis Resources (TNREF) has announced significant findings from its 2024 diamond drilling program at the Thor project, revealing two previously undocumented intrusive bodies. The exploration was guided by a 'linked epithermal-porphyry' geological model, marking the first discovery of intrusive rocks in Thor's 130-year history.
The company identified two distinct intrusive events: Intrusive Event #1 (I-1), a 1.2 km diameter circular-shaped igneous body located 2.0 km southeast of the epithermal deposit, and Intrusive Event #2 (I-2), a younger dyke system flanking I-1. I-1 is believed to be the source of precious and base metals in the Thor epithermal deposit, while I-2 is a later formation that has disrupted the epithermal deposit.
The discovery followed a 2022 airborne magnetotelluric/magnetic survey and includes zones of advanced argillic alteration with anomalous gold over substantial widths (+30m). The company is conducting ongoing investigations including geochemistry, age-dating, and TEM mineralogical analyses at the Colorado School of Mines.