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Stallion Uranium Corp. Completes Ground Gravity Survey in Saskatchewan

Stallion Uranium Corp. has completed a ground gravity survey at its Stone Island target in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin. The survey has resulted in the identification of three new priority target areas. This project is part of Stallion's Moonlite Project, which is entirely owned by the company.

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Stallion Uranium Corp. announced on September 3, 2026, that it has successfully conducted a ground gravity survey at its Stone Island target, which is located within the Athabasca Basin in Saskatchewan. The survey results have led to the identification of three new priority target areas for exploration. The Stone Island target is part of Stallion's Moonlite Project, and the claims are owned 100% by the company. Such surveys are critical in the identification of high-potential areas for uranium exploration and can significantly impact future resource development strategies. Stallion's activities reflect ongoing interest and investment in uranium exploration in Canada, particularly in the region known for its rich uranium deposits.

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Stallion Completes Ground Gravity, Identifies Three New Priority Target Areas At Stone Island
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