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Thistle Resources advances antimony focus at Brunswick project with exploration plan
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- May 21, 2026
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Summary
Thistle Resources Inc. CEO Patrick Cruikshank joined Steve Darling from Proactive to provide additional details on the company’s strategic focus on precious metals and critical minerals exploration within New Brunswick’s historic Bathurst Mining Camp. The company is pursuing a multi-project exploration strategy with the objective of advancing five key assets, including Middle River Gold, Brunswick Antimony, Middle River VMS, Alba Forks Gold, and Celtic Highland Gold. Cruikshank highlighted the company’s flagship projects, particularly the Middle River Gold and Brunswick Antimony properties, which are expected to play central roles in Thistle’s long-term development plans. The Bathurst Mining Camp has long been recognized as one of Canada’s most significant mining regions, known for hosting major mineral deposits and attracting exploration activity over several decades. Particular attention is being placed on the Brunswick Antimony Project, which sits adjacent to the world-famous Brunswick No. 12 Mine, historically one of the largest underground zinc mines globally and recognized as a major volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) deposit. The proximity to this established mining district provides important geological context and could enhance exploration potential. Cruikshank explained that drilling and historical work at the property have identified encouraging antimony mineralization. Results indicate the presence of antimony associated with sediment-hosted structures and high-grade mineralized zones. Certified trench assay data returned values of up to 10.3% antimony, along with 1,300 g/t silver and 2.32 g/t gold. The company noted that multiple styles of mineralization have been identified, including disseminations, crystal formations, and mineralized veins associated w…