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Tower Resources Ltd. reports exploration developments for its Rabbit North orogenic gold discovery in the Kamloops porphyry copper mining district. Company news centers on diamond drilling permits, drill program progress, assay results, and geologic interpretation across the Blue Sky, Thunder North, Thunder, and Lightning gold zones.
Recurring updates describe near-surface and high-grade gold intersections, step-out drilling along mineralized trends, drill-core observations, and the use of till gold grain surveys and structural mapping to guide exploration. Releases also include durable public-company categories such as material agreements, capital-structure disclosure, and governance matters.
Tower Resources (OTCQB:TWRFF) began a new drilling program at its Rabbit North gold project near Kamloops, B.C., after logistical delays. The campaign targets untested segments of the 2.7 km Thunder–Blue Sky mesothermal orogenic gold structure, with about ten holes planned to extend and better define key zones.
Tower Resources (OTC: TWRFF) received permits to resume diamond drilling at Rabbit North, Kamloops area, with mobilization underway. Fifteen drill sites approved; at least ten will be drilled, plus extensions of Hole 73 to a targeted 300 m. Focus: close a 400 m untested gap between Thunder North and Blue Sky, extend Thunder west, and test a historical 39.7 m @ 1.75 g/t Au intersection.
Tower Resources (OTC: TWRFF) announced drill assays from Rabbit North, reporting a new high-grade intercept of 40.05 g/t Au over 6.30 m (including 237 g/t over 0.95 m) in Hole RN-25-072. Hole 072 also returned 34.15 m of 1.02 g/t Au in the Thunder zone, extending the prospective corridor by ~300 m. Blue Sky Hole RN-25-068 cut 27.5 m @ 1.24 g/t Au. Ten of eleven program holes hit mineralization; Hole 071 was the only null. Follow-up drilling is planned for early April.
Tower (OTC: TWRFF) reported assays for six of 11 Rabbit North drill holes, highlighting extensive, shallow orogenic gold mineralization.
Key results include Hole RN-25-064: 172.74 m @ 0.65 g/t Au from ~56.7 m, Hole RN-25-065: 80.0 m @ 0.64 g/t Au, and Hole RN-25-069: multiple shallow bands averaging >2.0 g/t Au. Drilling aims to close a 500 m covered gap between Thunder North and Blue Sky.
Tower (OTC: TWRFF) will exhibit Rabbit North drill core from the Blue Sky and Thunder North gold zones at AMEBC Roundup, Booth 1501, on January 28-29, 2026. The company is awaiting assays from 11 holes drilled in Nov–Dec 2025 and will review results while showing core. Hole RN25-064 core highlights deformation, quartz-feldspar porphyry dykes and pyrite-bearing veins relevant to the company's orogenic Au model. Earlier results referenced include Hole 060 (6.02 m of 23.63 g/t Au) and Hole 055 (4.15 g/t Au over 31.5 m). A qualified person has reviewed the technical content.
Tower Resources (TWRFF) announced it entered into two December 17, 2025 agreements subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval: a market-making agreement with ICP Securities and a capital markets consulting agreement with Insight Capital Partners.
Key terms: ICP will act as sole market-maker and trade Tower common shares to help maintain an orderly market and improve liquidity for a fee of CDN$7,500 per month. Insight will provide consulting only and will not trade. Both agreements have an initial term of four months and then renew month-to-month unless terminated with 30 days' notice. Neither firm received equity, performance-based pay, nor held any interest in Tower at signing.
Tower (OTC:TWRFF) completed an expanded 3,213 m diamond drilling program at Rabbit North on December 18, 2025, before pausing for the holiday season. The campaign drilled 11 holes: six holes (RN25-063 to RN25-068) totaling 1,756 m on the Blue Sky gold trend and five holes (RN25-069 to RN25-073) totaling 1,457 m at Thunder North.
Blue Sky work tested orientations near prior high-grade intersections (e.g., RN24-055: 31.5 m @ 4.15 g/t Au; RN24-060: 6.02 m @ 23.63 g/t Au). Thunder North holes targeted lateral and depth continuity, and a westward fault interpretation. Most assays are expected before drilling resumes in February 2026.
Tower Resources (OTC: TWRFF) reported drilling progress at its Rabbit North property in the Kamloops porphyry district on November 25, 2025. The company completed the Blue Sky half of a planned 3,000 m follow-up program ahead of schedule, drilling 6 holes totalling 1,756 m, and is moving the rig to Thunder North.
Highlighted intersections from prior campaigns referenced for context include RN24-055: 31.5 m @ 4.15 g/t Au, Hole 060: 6.02 m @ 23.63 g/t Au, RN23-039: 25.7 m @ 2.04 g/t Au, and Hole 062: 19.0 m @ 4.93 g/t Au. Thunder North drilling aims to trace and deepen the zone, extend strike to the east, and infill a 150 m gap caused by an unmineralized monzonite dyke. The company said drilling is significantly under budget and few assays are expected before the holiday break.
Tower Resources (OTC:TWRFF) has commenced a 3,000‑metre diamond drilling program at its Rabbit North property to expand the high‑grade Thunder North and Blue Sky gold zones. Approximately 12 holes are planned, focused on extending known mineralized intersections east along strike and testing continuity to depths of up to 300 metres. Prior results cited include 19.0 m @ 4.93 g/t Au (Hole RN‑25‑062) and 6.02 m @ 23.63 g/t Au (Hole RN‑25‑060). The company may expand the program to 5,000 metres if current hit‑rate trends (~50%) continue; potential sites up to 800 m east of Blue Sky are under approval following an October till survey.
Tower (OTC: TWRFF) reported results from a 66-sample till survey on November 3, 2025 that expand the Rabbit North gold system ~1000 m east across the Durand Stock and more than double its footprint to 1.5 km2. The survey returned up to 1001 gold grains (Sample 342) and another peak of 560 grains; 45% of samples exceeded 100 grains versus a background of 5 grains. The strongest 1001-grain anomaly lies ~800 m ENE of Hole RN-25-060, which intersected 6.02 m of 23.63 g/t Au. Three discrete gold dispersal trains (Nos. 303, 342, 347) were identified, the results support nearby, minimally transported sources and will guide an expanded diamond-drilling program focused on Blue Sky and Thunder North.