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Eagle Plains Resources Ltd. reports developments tied to its Canadian mineral exploration portfolio, including grassroots critical- and precious-metal properties in British Columbia and Saskatchewan. Recurring updates cover drilling, assay results, geophysical targeting, mineral tenure acquisitions, permitting and exploration agreements for projects such as Iron Range, George Lake, Pine Channel, Beaver River and Mount Polley West.
The company’s news also reflects its partnership model, with option partners funding or operating work on selected properties while Eagle Plains retains ownership interests, royalty exposure or project participation. Coverage includes gold, silver, lead, zinc, copper and uranium exploration themes, as well as net smelter royalty terms and collaboration frameworks with local and Indigenous communities.
Eagle Plains Resources (OTCQB:EGPLF) reports that partner Xcite Uranium (TSXV:XRI) has started a 1,500m, 14‑hole diamond drill program at Eagle Plains’ 100%-owned Don Lake uranium project near Uranium City, Saskatchewan. The 2026 Don Lake budget is approximately $1.1 million, including $200,000 in completed fieldwork and $900,000 allocated to drilling, managed by TerraLogic Exploration.
The program will test structurally controlled uranium targets at the Don and Midas areas, following soil geochemistry, radiometric and magnetic surveys, LiDAR and VTEM modelling that outlined multiple anomalies. Don Lake hosts 12 SMDI uranium occurrences, a past-producing mine and historically reported high‑grade U3O8 intercepts from trenches and shallow drilling.
Under an existing option, Xcite may earn up to an 80% interest in each of six Beaverlodge‑area uranium projects by funding $3.2M in exploration per project (aggregate $19.2M), issuing 4.5M shares and paying $330,000 in cash to Eagle Plains, which will retain a 2% NSR and a 20% carried JV interest upon earn‑in.
Eagle Plains Resources (OTCQB:EGPLF) reported 2026 field results from its 100%-owned Pine Channel gold property in Saskatchewan, where 55 rock samples returned up to 269 g/t Au, with thirteen samples over 1 g/t Au and three exceeding 100 g/t Au. High-grade grab samples were confirmed at multiple historical showings, including 269.0 g/t Au at the Pit/Vein 3 trench, 130.5 g/t Au at North Norite Bay, 118.0 g/t Au at Algold Bay, and multi-metal values at Thompson Island (7.46 g/t Au, 115 g/t Ag, 8.7% Pb, 3.1% Sb). The Pine Channel property comprises 32 mineral dispositions over 8,630 ha and is subject to a 2% NSR held by Summit Royalties, with a 1% buy-back to Eagle Plains. According to the company, current data interpretation is underway to define and prioritize drill targets. Eagle Plains also disclosed that Refined Energy elected to terminate its option agreement on the Dufferin uranium project, although recent drilling there showed U enrichment up to seven times background near the unconformity.
Eagle Plains (TSXV:EPL, OTCQB:EGPLF) received TSX Venture Exchange approval to amend the term of 2,220,750 outstanding common share purchase warrants issued under an August 2023 non-brokered private placement. The warrants currently expire on August 2, 2026.
Eagle Plains has applied to extend the expiry by 12 months to August 2, 2027. The warrants carry an unchanged exercise price of $0.30 per share and include an accelerated expiry clause if Eagle Plains’ shares close at or above $0.50 for 20 consecutive trading days, after which holders would have 30 days to exercise following notice.
American Eagle Gold (OTCQB:AMEGF) and Eagle Plains Resources (OTCQB:EGPLF) signed an option agreement dated July 24, 2026 under which American Eagle may earn up to an 80% interest in the 4,656-hectare Hearne Hill South copper-gold project plus the nearby Jinx and NAK NW properties in British Columbia, totalling 6,690 hectares.
To earn an initial 60% (First Option), American Eagle must pay Eagle Plains CA$400,000 in cash, issue 1,200,000 common shares and fund CA$4,850,000 in exploration over six years. To increase its interest to 80% (Second Option), American Eagle may make an additional CA$1,000,000 payment, with up to half in shares valued at the 10‑day VWAP, and will reimburse Eagle Plains for the 2026 Hearne Hill South field program. Upon exercise of either option, Eagle Plains will receive a 2% smelter returns royalty, 1% of which can be repurchased for CA$2,500,000, and the parties will form a joint venture with American Eagle as operator. The transaction is subject to TSX Venture Exchange acceptance.
Eagle Plains Resources (TSX-V:EPL, OTCQB:EGPLF) reports that partner Sun Summit Minerals (TSX-V:SMN, OTCQB:SMREF) has mobilized crews for Phase 2 of the 2026 field program at the 100%-owned Theory copper-gold project in BC’s Toodoggone District. The three-phase 2026 program includes a completed 476 line-km MobileMT airborne survey, a 28-day mapping and geochemical campaign now underway, and up to 22 line-km of IP surveys over priority targets such as the Bev and Saboteur zones. The work, budgeted at approximately $700,000, is intended to define and rank drill targets for 2027. Eagle Plains remains project operator and uses Sun Summit’s JD camp for logistics. The company also applied to extend the expiry of 2,220,750 $0.30 warrants from August 2, 2026, to August 2, 2027, with the existing acceleration clause unchanged.
Eagle Plains (OTCQB:EGPLF) has signed an option agreement dated July 7, 2026 granting Pacific Bay Minerals the exclusive right to earn up to a 100% interest in Eagle Plains’ wholly owned Haskins critical metals project in British Columbia. The 578 ha road-accessible property lies 105 km northeast of Dease Lake and adjoins Pacific Bay’s Haskins-Reed claims, creating a combined 1,850 ha footprint targeting various critical metal deposit styles.
Over four years, Pacific Bay may earn 100% by issuing up to 4,250,000 PBM shares to Eagle Plains and funding at least $900,000 in exploration, including caps and staged work commitments. The project is subject to a 2% NSR royalty payable by Eagle Plains to a third party, with a 1% buyback right for $1,000,000 and structured resale or assignment options involving Pacific Bay. Pacific Bay must use Terralogic Exploration for project work, include new claims within 1 km in the agreement area, and obtain TSX Venture Exchange and regulatory approvals.
Eagle Plains (OTCQB:EGPLF) reported final results from partner Refined Energy’s winter 2026 drill program at the Dufferin West uranium project in Saskatchewan. Three holes totaling 975 m were completed for about $1.7M, with two holes intersecting the Athabasca unconformity and geochemistry outlining uranium-enriched intervals.
Ten weakly anomalous uranium sample intervals were defined, with a maximum of 5 ppm U (up to 7x background) immediately below the unconformity, supporting continued exploration and additional drilling targets.
Eagle Plains (OTCQB:EGPLF) and partner Xcite Uranium reported initial geophysical interpretation from a 2025 VTEM Plus airborne survey over the Don Lake and Smitty uranium projects near Uranium City, Saskatchewan.
New EM and magnetic trends coincide with known uranium showings, guiding summer 2026 fieldwork and potential drilling in Q3/Q4 2026 under Xcite’s earn-in on six Eagle Plains uranium projects.
Eagle Plains (OTCQB:EGPLF) reported that partner Earthwise Minerals completed a 3‑hole, 1,182m diamond drill program at the Iron Range precious metals project in SE British Columbia, intersecting polymetallic mineralization in all holes within the Talon Zone structure.
Samples were sent for gold fire assay and multi‑element analysis. Earthwise may earn up to an 80% interest by paying CA$1.25M in cash, issuing 1.5M shares, funding CA$4M in exploration, and completing a bankable feasibility study, while Eagle Plains retains operator status and a potential 2% smelter returns royalty.
Eagle Plains (OTCQB:EGPLF) announced that partner Xcite Uranium has approved the 2026 exploration plan and started fieldwork at the Uranium City projects in Saskatchewan.
The program, operated by Eagle Plains with a $1.6M budget, is fully permitted and targets drill definition for fall 2026.