GoldHaven Completes 800 Meters of Drilling at Magno Project
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VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 15, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- GoldHaven Resources Corp., a Canadian exploration company, has announced the latest progress of its maiden diamond drill program at the Magno Project in the Cassiar District of northern British Columbia. The program, which commenced in late August, aims to test the geometry, continuity, and potential extensions of the historic Kuhn tungsten system.
As of the latest update, over 800 meters of drilling have been completed from the first drill pad (Pad A) at the Kuhn tungsten system. The drilling is part of a broader campaign across the 37,000-hectare Magno Project, which also includes potential targets for silver, lead, zinc, gold, and copper.
Initial drilling has encountered broad intervals of skarn alteration and sulphide mineralization within the top 100 meters. Notably, the second drill hole has returned an approximately 20-meter interval of skarn, which is particularly significant because the historical geological interpretation mapped two separate skarn bands. The current observations suggest the possibility of a broader, more continuous skarn package.
Rob Birmingham, CEO of GoldHaven, commented, "The first phase of drilling at Magno is doing exactly what we wanted it to do, giving us a modern look at a historically important tungsten system that has seen very limited exploration for decades. We are encouraged by the scale of the skarn alteration encountered in the early holes, particularly where drilling appears to show a broader package than suggested by the historical interpretation."
The Kuhn, Dead Goat area hosts a series of historically defined tungsten-bearing skarn lenses. Historical work outlined an estimate of approximately 616,500 tonnes grading 0.48% WO₃ across four modeled lenses. Historical drilling at Kuhn included reported intersections of 13.0 meters grading 0.55% WO₃ and 11.3 meters grading 0.59% WO₃ and 0.10% MoS₂.
The current program represents an important step toward establishing modern geological and analytical data across the Kuhn system and evaluating the continuity and potential extensions of the historically identified tungsten mineralization. Following the initial Kuhn program, GoldHaven intends to evaluate additional high-priority drill targets, including the D Zone and broader Magno target area.
Core from the first drill holes is being logged, sampled, and submitted for laboratory analysis. Assay results will be released as they are received, reviewed, and verified. The Company will use the geological observations and analytical results from the initial Kuhn drilling to refine subsequent drill targeting both at Kuhn and across the broader Magno Project.
GoldHaven's objective during this phase is to systematically test Kuhn and build the geological framework needed to determine the scale and continuity of the system. The Company will integrate historical drilling, surface geology, and modern geophysical data to guide subsequent drill targeting. The 2026 program is being completed by Northtech Drilling and represents the first modern, systematic drill campaign undertaken by GoldHaven at Magno.