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Tower reports new Blue Sky gold-zone drill results at Rabbit North

Hole 077 returned 20.3 metres at 3.13 g/t gold; hole 078 returned 50.3 metres at 1.07 g/t in the upper domain.

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Tower Resources reported assays from holes 077 and 078 in the June 2026 diamond-drilling program at Rabbit North near Kamloops, British Columbia. The holes were drilled about 50 metres southwest of the Blue Sky discovery hole to test part of the gap between the Blue Sky and Thunder North gold zones.

Hole 077 intersected 20.3 metres at 3.13 g/t gold in the upper domain, including 8.0 metres at 7.16 g/t; its lower domain returned 134.0 metres at 0.65 g/t. Hole 078 returned 50.3 metres at 1.07 g/t in the upper domain. The company said true widths have not been determined. These are drill intersections, not a mineral resource estimate.

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Selected Rabbit North drill results

Selected gold intersections from holes 077 and 078 in the Blue Sky Zone.

Hole 077; upper domain20.33.13
Hole 077; included interval87.16
Hole 077; lower domain1340.65
Hole 078; upper domain50.31.07
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Downhole lengths; true widths have not been determined.

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