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Brixton Metals Corporation (BBBXF) announced promising assay results from its Trapper Target at the Thorn Project in British Columbia. Key findings include a high of 135.5 g/t gold and 172 g/t silver from rock samples. In total, six samples exceeded 10 g/t gold, and four samples showed over 1% copper. With 392 rock samples taken this year, the company awaits further assay results from ongoing drilling efforts. Vice President Christina Anstey expressed optimism regarding the high-grade mineralization discovered.

Brixton Metals Corporation (OTCQB: BBBXF) announced promising results from drilling at the Trapper Gold Target in British Columbia. The company discovered additional visible gold intercepts and received assays from 85 rock samples, with results showing up to 48.5 g/t Au, 215.00 g/t Ag, and 5.1% Cu in various samples. The exploration program involved collecting 342 rock and 394 soil samples. Further results are pending for additional drill holes. This development suggests potential for significant mineralization at the site, enhancing Brixton's project viability.

Brixton Metals Corporation (OTCQB: BBBXF) announced the discovery of 12 visible gold intercepts across 6 of its first 8 drill holes in the Trapper Gold drilling campaign. The mineralization, located along a 550m strike length and 200m down dip, is open for further exploration. The Trapper Gold Target, part of the Thorn Project in British Columbia, indicates the presence of a multi-phase mineralization system. CEO Gary R. Thompson expressed excitement over the broad distribution of gold, enhancing the target's potential for large-scale mineralization.

Brixton Metals Corporation (OTCQB: BBBXF) announced positive drill results from hole THN21-183 at the Camp Creek Porphyry Target within its Thorn Project in British Columbia. This drill hole is noted as the Company’s best to date, revealing significant mineralization potential with increasing grades at depth. Additionally, the Mobile MT geophysical survey identified a large conductive feature near the target, suggesting further exploration opportunities. The Company is planning additional deep drilling to locate the porphyry core.

Brixton Metals Corporation (BBBXF) announced the discovery of visible gold at the Trapper Gold Target in its Thorn Project, located in Northwestern British Columbia. This finding follows a multi-kilometer gold trend identified through past exploration activities. Visible gold was found in previously unexplored outcrop, with assay results pending. Brixton plans to drill within a geophysical feature that extends beyond 2km depth. The company has also conducted extensive drilling at the Camp Creek Porphyry, completing 2,700m this season with assays expected soon.

Brixton Metals Corporation announced an updated technical report for its Thorn Cu-Au-Ag-Mo Project, effective June 23, 2021. The report shows an 11.8% increase in inferred silver equivalent resources compared to the 2014 estimate. The property spans 2,596 km² and is located in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. Brixton is actively drilling and performing various surveys, aiming to identify new mineralization targets. The report complies with NI 43-101 standards and was prepared by Archer, Cathro & Associates. Qualified Persons Heather Burrell and Andre M. Deiss authored the report.

Brixton Metals Corporation (BBBXF) announced the commencement of its 2021 exploration program at the Thorn Cu-Au-Ag-Mo Project in British Columbia. The program aims to explore large-scale copper-gold-silver targets to generate new discoveries. Key initiatives include 8,000m of drilling, 330 square kilometers of geophysical surveys, and various geochemical surveys. The Camp Creek target shows significant mineralization, including a notable intercept of 439m of 0.34% CuEq. Brixton also plans to enhance the infrastructure for its field operations and advance exploration in new target areas.

Brixton Metals Corporation (BBBXF) announced high-grade silver findings from its Langis Project in Ontario. The recent exploration program drilled 18,453.35m over 163 holes, with the last 14 holes showing significant silver and cobalt results. Highlights include hole LM-21-242, yielding 1341 g/t silver over 3m, and LM-21-245, featuring 187 g/t silver over 24m. Additionally, a nickel anomaly has been identified, prompting plans for further exploration. The company aims to define resource targets while pursuing potential high-grade nickel areas.

Brixton Metals Corporation has reported high-grade silver results from the Langis Project in Ontario, as part of its ongoing exploration program. Key findings include hole LM-21-228, which returned 5m of 642 g/t silver, and LM-21-236, which revealed 2m of 47 g/t silver. The company is still awaiting assays from 14 additional drill holes and indicates that current results demonstrate robust mineralization in the area. Quality control measures were followed during sampling to ensure data accuracy.