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SAGA Metals Corp. (SAGMF) is frequently featured in news releases as a North American exploration company advancing a portfolio of critical mineral projects in Canada. Its updates focus heavily on drilling, assay results and geological interpretations at the Radar Titanium–Vanadium–Iron (Ti-V-Fe) Project near Cartwright, Labrador, along with progress at its uranium, lithium and iron ore properties.
Recent SAGA news has centered on the Trapper Zone within the Radar Project, where the company reports its strongest titanium, vanadium and iron oxide drill results to date. Releases describe long intervals of semi-massive to massive oxide mineralization in holes such as R-0008 and R-0009, validation of a 3+ km magnetic anomaly and confirmation of an oxide layering trend that extends between the Hawkeye and Trapper zones. The company also issues updates on structural geology, drill program phases and plans for a maiden mineral resource estimate.
Beyond Radar, SAGA’s news flow includes field program results at the North Wind Iron Ore Project in the Labrador Trough, where grab samples have returned high Fe₂O₃ values and Davis Tube tests indicate magnetite-rich taconite-style mineralization. Additional releases discuss the Double Mer Uranium Project’s radiometric trends and uranium samples, as well as the Legacy Lithium and Amirault lithium properties in Quebec’s Eeyou Istchee James Bay region.
Investors and observers can use this news page to follow SAGA’s ongoing drill campaigns, assay releases, technical interpretations, corporate updates and financing or marketing arrangements that support its exploration programs across titanium, vanadium, iron, uranium and lithium assets.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB: SAGMF) expanded the Wolverine REE Project by acquiring 54 mineral claims (≈1,350 ha) and staking 202 claims to form a contiguous ~29,450 ha property. Certified assays from two accredited labs include grab samples up to 21.6% TREO. 2025 drilling returned broad near-surface REE mineralization and HREO contributions of ~24–28%. Transaction consideration includes cash payments, 500,000 common shares, and a 2% NSR (1% repurchaseable for $500,000). A 2026 program targets maiden NI 43-101 resource work and metallurgical studies.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB: SAGMF) agreed to acquire Catalyst Rare Metals and 100% of the Wolverine heavy rare earth project in Labrador.
The 230.5 km2 project hosts near-surface, HREO-enriched REE mineralization (peak 2.03% TREO; HREO ~24–28%) and returned multiple thick RC intercepts, with SAGA issuing initial consideration and milestone-based share and cash payments.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB:SAGMF) engaged Dias Airborne to run a detailed airborne geophysical survey over the Radar titanium-vanadium-iron project in Labrador.
The survey comprises 157 lines, ~7 km average line length, 75 m spacing, covering the oxide layering strike connecting the Trapper and Hawkeye zones; mobilization is expected next week with flying towards month-end.
SAGA noted prior regional airborne magnetic data were validated by ground magnetics and drilling during 2024–2026 field programs.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB:SAGMF) reported assay results from holes R-0021 to R-0023 at Trapper South, Radar project, dated March 31, 2026. Key intercepts include 31.38 m @ 53.18% Fe2O3, 7.08% TiO2, 0.414% V2O5 (R-0021), 30.60 m @ 49.40% Fe2O3 (R-0022) and 86 m @ 45.50% Fe2O3 (R-0023).
Drilling to date: 8,144 m total for the MRE program; 6,094 m in 2026 with 4,136 samples collected. Company says assays show consistent semi-massive to massive oxide zones supporting a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate planned for 2026.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB:SAGMF) acquired a 100% interest in the Garneau titanium project from Rio Tinto on March 26, 2026. The package comprises 120 claims (6,450.54 ha) near Havre‑Saint‑Pierre, Quebec, adjacent to regional infrastructure and a defined 4.5 km × 7.5 km magnetic anomaly.
A massive ilmenite boulder assayed 32.4% TiO2, 65.1% Fe2O3, and 2,260 ppm V. SAGA granted Rio Tinto a 2% NSR and received cost reimbursement of $60,000 CAD.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB: SAGMF) reported assays from holes R-0018 to R-0020 at Trapper South, Radar Project, Labrador on March 18, 2026. Key intercepts include R-0019: 45.7 m @ 49.51% Fe2O3, 6.56% TiO2, 0.374% V2O5, plus R-0018 and R-0020 high‑grade oxide intervals. The 2026 MRE drill program has completed 4,492 m in 21 holes to date, with 6,542 total MRE metres drilled; multiple broad semi-massive oxide zones and rhythmic layering support continuity for a maiden MRE.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB: SAGMF) highlights its 100% owned Radar Critical Minerals Project in Labrador as strategically relevant to North American titanium and vanadium supply chains. Recent drilling confirmed mineralization in 31 of 31 holes with assays up to 64.55% Fe2O3, 13.3% TiO2, and 0.66% V2O5. The company is advancing a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate while continuing 2026 drilling and assays.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB:SAGMF) reported assays from the first two 2026 MRE drill holes at Trapper South, Radar project, Labrador. Highlights include R-0016: 50.60 m @ 52.05% Fe2O3, 7.21% TiO2, 0.375% V2O5 and R-0017: 90.01 m @ 51.86% Fe2O3, 6.76% TiO2, 0.417% V2O5. Sixteen holes (3,435 m) completed to date; R-0032 in progress. Multiple holes show broad semi-massive oxide zones up to 154.77 m and consistent rhythmic layering, supporting expanded oxide thickness, continuity, and grade for a maiden Mineral Resource Estimate.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB: SAGMF) completed its Warrant Acceleration Program with the exercise of 6,755,142 warrants since January 1, 2026, generating C$3,422,888 in proceeds.
The company accelerated expiry on January 22, 2026; the acceleration period ended at 4:00 p.m. Vancouver time on February 21, 2026, and any unexercised warrants have expired.
SAGA Metals (OTCQB:SAGMF, TSXV:SAGA) reported completion of ten drill holes (2,039 m) at Trapper South with oxide mineralization logged in all holes and broad intercepts from 46.1 m to 111.67 m. Quick logs suggest oxide horizons averaging about 100 m locally and a continuous ~700 m strike of semi-massive and rhythmic layering. Assay shipments to IGS are underway; results from early samples are expected imminently.