Taranis Resources drilled at BC’s Thor project, found mineral-rich zones, and plans bulk sampling amid ongoing analysis.

Taranis Resources completed its 2025 exploration at British Columbia’s Thor project, drilling 2,505 meters across five holes south and east of the current resource, intersecting a magmatic breccia feeder zone linked to high-sulfidation epithermal systems. The company acquired 1,634 hectares of adjacent claims, including historic mines with potential silver, gold, zinc, lead, copper, and strategic metals like indium and tungsten. A 10,000-ton bulk sample is planned for metallurgical testing, with a submission to Canada’s Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals. XRF and lab testing are verifying results, while LIDAR re-analysis revealed a large rockslide—nearly 800 by 2,200 meters—south of Broadview that may have concealed mineralization. Ferruginous seeps within the slide were sampled for anomalies. Data analysis continues.