Integra Resources Hits High-Grade Gold Targets at Florida Canyon Mine
Integra Resources has identified significant new gold mineralization at its Florida Canyon Mine in Nevada, reporting strong drill intercepts from both the Madre Shear North target and the zones between existing open pits. These results suggest substantial expansion potential for the operation’s near-mine resource base.

The company’s 2026 exploration program, which has already completed 30,140 meters of reverse circulation drilling, continues to yield high-value intercepts. Notably, drilling in the Central / Radio Tower Saddle area returned 1.30 g/t gold over 62.5 meters, alongside a separate interval of 0.59 g/t gold over 167.6 meters. These findings reinforce the strategic value of the inter-pit zones, where proximity to established infrastructure could lower future development costs.
Exploration also expanded into the Madre Shear North target, an area previously obscured by the North Dump. With 54.9 meters at 0.48 g/t gold reported, the zone is emerging as a critical growth candidate. CEO George Salamis noted that these results represent some of the most promising intercepts since the company acquired the mine, suggesting that the recent life-of-mine plan update may only be the beginning of a sustained growth phase. Further drilling is already scheduled to evaluate the continuity of these deposits and their potential integration into upcoming production plans.
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