Delta Resources Limited reports exploration and corporate developments for its gold-focused mineral properties in Canada, led by the Delta-1 Gold Project near Thunder Bay, Ontario. Recurring updates cover claim acquisitions and land-package expansion in the Shebandowan Greenstone Belt, drilling assays at the Eureka Gold Deposit, metallurgical test work, geophysical and surface exploration programs, and participation in regional mining-industry events.
Company news also includes non-dilutive exploration funding, option and royalty arrangements tied to its project portfolio, management appointments, and early warning ownership reports involving its common shares. The coverage reflects Delta's position as a junior exploration issuer focused on advancing gold targets in Ontario while managing additional mineral claims in Canada.
Delta Resources (DTARF) has begun its first I-Zone drilling campaign and reported new surface channel-sampling results at its Delta-1 Gold Project.
The drilling forms part of the 10,000-metre Delta-1 program and will test gold mineralization at depth and along the mineralized trend. New channel results include 2.36 grams of gold per tonne over 15.1 metres and 3.81 grams per tonne over 2 metres. Three other new intervals returned 0.81 to 1.10 grams per tonne. Several channel-sampling results remain pending. Earlier sampling extended known I-Zone mineralization more than 400 metres eastward.
Delta Resources (DTARF) reported grab-sample gold results of up to 24.7 grams per tonne at its Delta-1 Gold Project in Ontario.
The 2026 surface program collected 55 outcrop samples with gold values ranging from 0.1 to 24.7 grams per tonne. Samples from sulphide-rich iron formation beside mineralized dikes returned 16.1 and 24.7 grams per tonne; the mineralization's extent appears limited. Multiple new gold occurrences were identified over approximately six kilometres south of the Crayfish Creek Fault, within the broader corridor. Grab samples are selective and may not represent mineralization across the property. Ongoing drilling and sampling at I-Zone will assess the mineralization's extent and significance.
Delta Resources (DTARF) will participate in the 52nd Annual New Orleans Investment Conference from October 28–31, 2026. The event will take place at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside. Chairman Frank Candido will present on October 30, 2026, and will be available to meet with investors during the conference.
Delta Resources (DTARF) has commenced Phase II till sampling to extend exploration coverage across its Delta-1 Gold Project in Ontario.
The company plans approximately 210 samples across remaining western and southern areas, including recently acquired land, to complete first-pass coverage of essentially the entire 340-square-kilometre property. Till sampling examines glacial sediment for gold grains that can point toward mineralized bedrock. Several gold-grain anomalies have already been identified.
Delta expects the complete till results in early 2027 and plans higher-resolution follow-up on priority anomalies in early spring 2027. Its ongoing 10,000-metre drill program will test Eureka extensions and continuity along the I-Zone trend. Additional I-Zone surface assays remain pending; received channel samples include 4.85 grams of gold per tonne over 8.0 metres.
Delta Resources (DTARF) has started a 10,000-metre drill program at its 340-square-kilometre Delta-1 Gold Project near Thunder Bay, Ontario. The program targets extensions of gold mineralization at the Eureka Gold Deposit and the continuity of the I-Zone mineralized trend.
At Eureka, drilling will test depth, down-plunge potential and lateral extensions toward the Shabaqua target, where hole D1-25-150 intersected 4.25 g/t Au over 11.8 metres about 2 kilometres west of Eureka. At the I-Zone, drilling will evaluate continuity of mineralization at depth and along strike of a recently extended trend. Additional targets may be defined as results from the summer 2026 surface program are interpreted.
Delta Resources (DTARF) reports initial channel-sampling results that extend known gold mineralization at the I‑Zone by more than 400 metres eastward at its Delta‑1 Gold Project near Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Highlighted results include 4.85 g/t Au over 8.0 m in trench D1‑26‑TR17, and in trench D1‑26‑TR20 intervals of 2.91 g/t Au over 8.3 m and 4.23 g/t Au over 4.3 m. Preliminary outcrop grab samples returned values up to 16.1 g/t Au, with numerous additional channel and grab sample assays still pending due to extended laboratory turnaround times.
The I‑Zone remains open along strike and largely untested at depth. Delta plans a first drilling phase in the I‑Zone sector to test the mineralized system along strike and at depth within the broader Crayfish Creek Fault corridor.
Delta Resources (DTARF) will attend the 2026 Precious Metals Summit Beaver Creek from September 22–25, 2026, in Colorado.
Chairman Frank Candido and Vice President of Exploration Daniel Boudreau will represent the company, with an almost fully booked meeting schedule with institutional and mining investors. Delta will present its Delta-1 Gold Project and Eureka Gold Deposit in Ontario and outline current exploration activities and upcoming drilling plans at the Eureka and I-Zone sectors.
Delta Resources (OTCQB: DTARF, TSXV: DLTA) has appointed geologist Zach Flood and metallurgist Joseph C. Milbourne to its Board of Directors and technical committee. Flood co-founded Kenorland Minerals and chairs Koulou Gold, while Milbourne brings over 50 years of metallurgical and mine-development experience across the Americas.
Delta also granted 2,100,000 stock options to management, directors and employees, exercisable at $0.245 per share for 5 years, vesting over 24 months in 25% increments every six months. The company continues to advance its Delta-1 Gold Project and Eureka Gold Deposit near Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Delta Resources (TSXV: DLTA, OTCQB: DTARF) reported the results of its August 20, 2026 Annual and Special Meeting, where shareholders approved all items proposed by the board. Directors Frank Candido, Ronald Kopas, Kevin B. Heather and Sara Marcotte Paquet were re-elected, Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton LLP was appointed auditor, and the Omnibus Equity Incentive Plan was approved.
According to Delta, Daniel Boudreau, P.Geo., acts as Qualified Person for technical information related to its Delta-1 Gold Project near Thunder Bay, Ontario, which hosts the Eureka Gold Deposit with highlighted drill intercepts such as 5.92 g/t Au over 31 m and 1.79 g/t Au over 128.5 m.
Delta Resources (OTCQB: DTARF) has completed its amended option agreement with LatAm Lithium (formerly Portofino Resources), acquiring a 100% interest in the Gold Creek Property, which hosts the high-grade I-Zone, within the 340 km2 Delta-1 Project near Thunder Bay, Ontario.
Under the amended terms, Delta paid $100,000 in cash and, instead of issuing 666,667 Delta shares, made an additional cash payment of $80,000.04, fully satisfying the second-anniversary share obligation and avoiding equity dilution. Gold Creek comprises 16 mining claims with historical high-grade intercepts at I-Zone and a 9.9 g/t Au mini-bulk sample, which are not NI 43-101 compliant but support exploration potential. Delta is running its largest field program to date at I-Zone and nearby prospects with a 10-geologist team. A Qualified Person has reviewed and approved the technical information.