North Shore Uranium Announces Completion of Maiden Drill Program at Falcon Property

North Shore Uranium Ltd. has successfully concluded its initial drilling efforts at the Falcon Property, located on the eastern side of the Athabasca Basin in Saskatchewan. The company drilled three targets within a significant electromagnetic conductor system, achieving positive outcomes at two sites, P03 and P08, while the third, P12, remained untested due to drilling challenges.

The drilling results included high gamma probe readings at P03 and P08, with a peak of 2695 cps recorded at P03. These findings, along with the intersection of targeted conductors confirmed by three-dimensional plate models, indicate the presence of favorable structures for uranium mineralization. Notable structures identified at P03 and P08 encompassed brittle graphitic fault zones with varied alterations, suggestive of a conducive environment for basement-hosted uranium deposits.

North Shore plans to integrate these preliminary findings with upcoming analytical results to inform future exploration strategies at Falcon. The focus will include reattempting to drill at P12 and further investigating several high-priority targets across the property. The company has already sent select drill core samples for analysis to determine the presence of uranium and other elements, expecting results within the next four to six weeks.

With these initial promising results, North Shore reaffirms its belief in Falcon's potential as a significant uranium exploration project. The company's continued exploration efforts aim to uncover economic uranium deposits within this highly prospective area.