Fury Gold Mines reported first assay results from its 2026 drill program at the Committee Bay gold project in Nunavut, which comprised 11 diamond drill holes totalling 4,219 metres, including five infill holes at the Three Bluffs deposit. Hole 26TB158 intersected 3.88 g/t gold over 17.82 m, including 18.78 g/t over 3.30 m at a shallow depth of about 190 m, while hole 26TB161 returned 0.77 g/t over 98.60 m, including 65.60 g/t over 0.56 m, the widest mineralized interval drilled to date at Three Bluffs. All five infill holes intersected the Three Bluffs shear zone, with widths ranging from 17 m to 99 m. Assay results for five other holes, two of them extension holes, are pending, and all holes will be incorporated into the upcoming mineral resource update.
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