en.Wedoany.com Reported - GoldHaven Resources (CSE: GOH) announced that follow-up assays from its Magno project in northern British Columbia, Canada, returned "high-grade" gold results, with the highest gold grade reaching 55.3 g/t. The assays targeted select rock samples collected during the 2025 surface exploration season within the wholly owned project in the Cassiar region, which were subjected to metallic screen analysis by GoldHaven.

In this analysis, samples with gold grades exceeding 1 g/t were not uncommon, with the highest-grade results falling within the Magno and D Zone target areas. The mineralization is spatially associated with a regional-scale structural corridor delineated by a recently completed 2,320.7 line-kilometer airborne magnetic survey.

CEO Rob Birmingham stated that these results support the geological model being established at Magno. He added: "We have now confirmed that high-grade gold coexists with silver, zinc, lead, copper, tungsten, and indium within the same structural framework. With each new dataset—from surface geochemistry to airborne geophysics—being integrated, the evidence continues to point to a large, regional-scale mineralizing system."

During the 2025 field season, GoldHaven collected a total of 354 grab and channel samples across the project area, with higher-grade gold samples submitted to ALS Canada for metallic screen fire assay analysis. The strongest gold mineralization occurs near the centers of Magno and D Zone, coinciding spatially with major structural features identified by the airborne magnetic survey.

As a next step, GoldHaven plans to conduct initial drilling at Magno to test multiple priority targets. The first round of drilling will focus on the Magno, D Zone, and Kuhn target areas, where geological, geochemical, and geophysical evidence shows strong alignment.

GoldHaven Resources is a Canadian exploration company focused on advancing a portfolio of polymetallic projects in Canada and Brazil.