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Eagle Plains reports up to 12,473 cps uranium radioactivity in 2026 drilling at Don Lake project in Saskatchewan

PUBT·09/17/2026 08:00:45
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Eagle Plains reports up to 12,473 cps uranium radioactivity in 2026 drilling at Don Lake project in Saskatchewan
  • Eagle Plains reported fresh drill results from its Don Lake uranium project near Uranium City, Saskatchewan, citing multiple anomalous radioactivity intersections.
  • Best new intercepts included 0.7 m averaging 10,403 cps in hole DN26008 and 0.6 m averaging 12,473 cps in DN26009.
  • Additional hits included 5.5 m averaging 2,656 cps in DN26006 and 1.3 m averaging 2,898 cps in DN26005.
  • Work forms part of a 10-hole, 1,106 m program targeting shallow, structurally controlled mineralization; geochemical assays are pending.
  • Project budget for 2026 was set at about $1.1 million, with $900,000 allocated to drilling.


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