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Fury Gold Mines (TSX/NYSE: FURY) reported initial assay results from its 2026 diamond drill program at the Committee Bay gold project in Nunavut. Highlights include 3.88 g/t gold over 17.82 m in one hole, and 0.77 g/t over 98.60 m in another, the widest mineralized interval drilled to date. The results support confidence in the geological model and will be incorporated into an upcoming mineral resource update.

Fury Gold Mines (TSX/NYSE: FURY) reported high-grade gold results from its Phase 2 drill program at the Eau Claire project in Quebec. Key findings include 14.41 g/t over 3.92 meters. The program aims to upgrade inferred resources to higher-confidence categories. CEO Tim Clark highlighted the continuity and quality of mineralization, supporting pre-feasibility studies in 2027. 35 holes totaling 15,047 meters have been drilled, with assay results available for 22 holes.

Fury Gold Mines said exploration and drilling resumed at its Eau Claire gold project in northern Quebec after a wildfire halted work. The company reported all workers returned safely once conditions were suitable. It said the July 15 shutdown did not materially affect its previously announced Phase 2 drill program and it is monitoring with local authorities.

Ontario requested federal help to evacuate residents from remote northern communities affected by wildfires, as smoke worsened air quality in Toronto and parts of the US Northeast. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Ottawa is coordinating assistance. Ontario reported the Armstrong-area fire exceeded 350,000 hectares. Canadian National Railway suspended operations near Armstrong. Fury Gold Mines halted exploration at its Eau Claire Quebec project after evacuations.

Fury Gold Mines Limited (T.FURY) said it released the second batch of assay results from its Phase 2 drilling at the Eau Claire gold project in Northern Quebec, covering 8 holes and 5,064 m. The company also mobilized a third diamond drill rig. Shares were down $0.01 to $0.53.

Fury Gold Mines said it evacuated all personnel from its Eau Claire camp in Northern Quebec due to a nearby wildfire, coordinating with local authorities. Exploration and drilling were temporarily suspended while conditions are assessed. The company expects no material impact on its previously disclosed Phase 2 drill program and will update on timing and potential delays.

Fury Gold Mines Limited (T.FURY) said it released the second batch of assay results from its Phase 2 drilling at the Eau Claire gold project in Northern Quebec, covering 8 holes and 5,064 m. The company also mobilized a third diamond drill rig as part of a 15,000 to 25,000 m program. Shares were down $0.01 to $0.53.

Fury Gold Mines reported assay results from 8 holes (5,064 m) in its Phase 2 drilling at the Eau Claire gold project in Northern Quebec. Conversion hole 26EC-115 returned 7.01 g/t gold over 21.0 m, including 10.27 g/t over 11.0 m. Fury also mobilized a third drill rig and plans further follow-up.

Fury Gold Mines Limited said its 2026 drill program has started at the Committee Bay project in Nunavut’s eastern Kitikmeot region. The company said the project covers more than 235,000 hectares and has district-scale discovery potential. Fury Gold Mines shares (T.FURY) were trading unchanged at $0.80 as of 09:36 AM EST.

Fury Gold Mines (FURY) says its 2026 diamond drilling program has started at the Committee Bay gold project in Nunavut. The company plans ~5,000 m targeting the Three Bluffs deposit and the Antler prospect, including ~13 holes at Three Bluffs and three holes at Antler. Fury cites prior Antler results (9.9 m at 3.19 g/t Au; 13.0 m at 4.0 g/t Au) and expects results to feed a future resource update.