GoldHaven Resources Corp. has submitted a permit application and is preparing for a 2026 drill program at its Magno Project in northern British Columbia, targeting high-grade silver-lead-zinc and tungsten zones. The company is conducting an airborne magnetic survey and building a 3D geological model to improve drill targeting. Historical sampling shows significant grades of silver, lead, zinc, tungsten, and indium, supporting the potential for a large-scale mineral system. Drilling will focus on confirming past results and exploring the continuity of mineralization across key zones, positioning Magno as a promising district-scale exploration opportunity.
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