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Tower to Exhibit Rabbit North Drill Core from Blue Sky and Thunder North Gold Zones at AMEBC Roundup January 28-29 While Awaiting Assays from December Drill Holes
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 21, 2026) - Tower Resources Ltd. (TSX...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Tower to Exhibit Rabbit North Drill Core from Blue Sky and Thunder North Gold Zones at AMEBC Roundup January 28-29 While Awaiting Assays from December Drill HolesVancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - January 21, 2026) - Tower Resources Ltd. (TSXV: TWR) (\"Tower\" or the \"Company\") is pleased to report that it will be exhibiting drill core from the Blue Sky and Thunder North gold zones on its Rabbit North property at Booth 1501 on January 28-29 during the annual AMEBC Roundup conference in Vancouver as the Company awaits and reviews assays from the 11 new holes drilled in November-December 2025 (see December 18, 2025 press release).Drilling Objectives The traces of the drill holes relative to the starred original discovery intersections of the Blue Sky and Thunder North zones are shown in Figure 1. Of the six holes at Blue Sky, Nos. RN25-063 to 068, the first three were exploratory holes designed to define the position and prospectivity of the contact between the Durand diorite stock and Nicola volcanics where it is covered by a 30 to 50-m-thick band of young Chilcotin basalt flows and alluvial gravels that infill an ENE trending, shear-controlled paleovalley. The other three holes were designed to trace the diorite-hosted part of the gold zone 100 m eastward toward a strong, 560-grain till gold anomaly from the high-grade Au intersection of Hole 060 (6.02 m of 23.63 g/t Au; see July 10, 2025 press release).Figure 1 - Location and bedrock geology of the Rabbit North property showing the traces of the 11 holes drilled in November-December, 2025 in relation to the original intersections of the targeted gold zones (starred) and gold grain dispersal patterns in the overlying glacial tillTo view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/5023/281058_5c73fd6134eaeb26_002full.jpgThe five holes at Thunder North, Nos. 069 to 073, were designed to test the continuity of the gold zone along strike - both east and west - and to depth. One hole, No. 072, was long enough to potentially also intersect the parallel Thunder zone south of Thunder North. The positions of the easternmost holes, Nos. 069 and 070, and of the westernmost hole at Blue Sky, No. 064, were also geared to tightening the 500 m untested gap between the geologically similar Thunder North and Blue Sky zones....