Thistle Resources Inc. has returned certified assay results of up to 14.40% antimony and 7.59 ounces per tonne silver from the initial trenching program at its Brunswick Antimony Project in New Brunswick, Canada.

The results stem from eleven samples collected along the edge of Trench Area #1. These samples demonstrate a high-grade antimony-silver association, which the company notes differentiates the Brunswick project from other antimony systems in North America. The mineralization identified within the trench occurs in various forms, including massive blebs, disseminations, and masses associated with quartz veins.

The trenching program aims to uncover and map the granite-sediment contact, which is understood to host the project’s mineralization. Detailed bedrock trench mapping and channel sampling are currently underway across the site to define the strike of this contact. Structural data gathered from this work will be used to guide target placement for what will be the project's maiden drill program.

The project remains in the early stages of exploration as a never-drilled site, located adjacent to the past-producing Brunswick No. 12 mine property.

Beyond the work at the Brunswick project, the company is also looking ahead to its 2026 exploration schedule for its wider portfolio. Specifically, Phase 3 drilling is planned for the Middle River Gold project later this year.

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