- Best intercept
- 11.97 m @ 8.69 g/t Au (incl. 3.16 m @ 31.98 g/t Au) ↗ Released Sep 17, 2026
- Metres drilled
- 12,066 m summer/fall 2026 metres, of an anticipated 20,000 m. The earlier winter program was a separate approximate 10,000 m and is not included.
- Last update
Program timeline
- 02 Assay results
First three summer holes. CL26050 cut 8.69 g/t Au over 11.97 m from 613.03 m, including 31.98 g/t Au over 3.16 m, about 220 m vertically below the lowest BK1 mine workings. Widths are drilled intercepts; true thickness for CL26050 is estimated at 70-75% of the drilled width. The summer program had 17 holes and 12,066 m complete of an anticipated 20,000 m, with about 8,000 m remaining.
Source: Company IR ↗ - 01 Program start
Trident commenced a winter diamond program of about 10,000 m in up to 40 holes at Contact Lake, with some land-based holes also planned at Preview SW. Drilling was to begin shortly after mobilization.
Source: Company IR ↗
About the project
Contact Lake is a past-producing gold mine in the La Ronge Gold Belt of northern Saskatchewan. Trident’s 2026 work is a winter campaign followed by a summer-fall program testing depth below the BK1 zone, strike at BK2, and continuity between BK1 and BK3. The plotted point is the CL26050 collar.
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