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BEYOND THE MIC – The Fault That Produced Millions of Ounces – Metals Creek Controls 8km Along It

Posted by AGORACOM-JC at 10:49 AM on Wednesday, April 15th, 2026

In a recent long form video interview with AGORACOM (see link at the end of this article), Metals Creek Resources Corp. CEO Alexander (Sandy) Stares outlined the company’s flagship Ogden Gold Project in Ontario’s Timmins Gold Camp and discussed upcoming exploration plans targeting gold mineralization along the Porcupine-Destor Fault.

AGORACOM Beyond The Mic Feature Article Issued On Behalf of Metals Creek Resources Corp.

April 15, 2026

Key Highlights

  • Strategic Timmins Location – The Ogden project covers approximately 8 kilometers of strike length along the Porcupine-Destor Fault, a major gold-bearing structure in the Timmins Camp, located near existing and past-producing operations
  • 50/50 Joint Venture with Discovery Silver – Metals Creek operates the Ogden project as a 50/50 joint venture with Discovery Silver Corp., with Discovery contributing to exploration costs following its acquisition of Newmont’s Timmins assets
  • Historical Exploration Results – Previous drilling at the Thomas Ogden Zone reported high-grade gold intercepts, including 210.19 g/t gold over 12.53 meters (2013), and the property hosts the past-producing Naybob Mine
  • Planned 1,500-Meter Drill Program – Drilling is expected to commence shortly, targeting the Thomas Ogden Zone with updated drill orientations based on structural interpretation
  • Project Generator Model – The company advances a portfolio of projects through partnerships, including a recent option agreement on the Yellow Fox antimony property in Newfoundland

Leadership Perspective

“We’re basically looking for elephants in elephant country,” said Stares, referencing the Timmins Camp’s long history of gold production. “The dome mill is eight kilometers away, operated by Discovery Silver. Should we prove something up at Ogden, it could provide a nearby processing option.”

Stares also commented on exploration timing and activity in the region, noting increased interest following recent developments in the Timmins Camp.

Investor Context

Metals Creek is advancing exploration at Ogden with a joint venture partner and proximity to established infrastructure in one of Canada’s historically significant gold districts. The upcoming drill program is designed to test refined geological targets, with potential for expanded exploration depending on results.

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VIDEO – The Fault That Produced Millions of Ounces – Metals Creek Operates 8km Stretch

Posted by Paul Nanuwa at 8:12 PM on Monday, April 13th, 2026

When a company controls a meaningful stretch of one of Canada’s most productive gold structures and prepares to drill, the market tends to pay attention.

With gold prices remaining elevated relative to historical levels, Metals Creek Resources is advancing an initial ~1,500 metre drill program at its Ogden Gold Project in the Timmins camp. The program is targeting multiple zones along approximately 8 kilometres of strike on the Porcupine-Destor Fault, including the past-producing Nabob Mine.

As a 50 percent owner and operator alongside Discovery Silver, Metals Creek is building on historical high-grade results and known mineralization. This initial phase is designed to refine targets, with the potential to expand into a larger 10,000 to 20,000 metre drill campaign.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

  • Prime Location: ~8 km of strike along a major gold-bearing structure in Timmins, ~6 km south of the city
  • Past Producer: Nabob Mine historically produced approximately 50,000 ounces of gold
  • High Grades: Historical drilling includes intercepts such as 210 g/t gold over 12.5 m and 1.9 g/t gold over 95 m
  • Joint Venture: 50 50 partnership with Discovery Silver, with Metals Creek as operator
  • Scalable Plan: Initial ~1,500 m program with potential to expand toward 10,000 to 20,000 m of drilling

WHY THIS MATTERS

Timmins is one of the most established gold camps globally, supported by decades of production and strong infrastructure. The Porcupine-Destor Fault has been a key control on gold mineralization across the region, with tens of millions of ounces produced historically.

Metals Creek’s strategy is to advance a meaningful portion of this structure by building on known zones of mineralization and historical production. With multiple targets already identified and infrastructure nearby, the project is positioned in an area where continued exploration success could support further advancement, subject to results.

CEO ALEXANDER SANDY STARES

“We are very focused on this program. We have reported strong grades at Ogden and this next phase of drilling is designed to test and refine our structural model. If results align with expectations, we will look to build on that momentum and continue advancing the project.”

INVESTOR TAKEAWAY

Metals Creek offers exposure to a 50 percent interest in a strategically located gold project in Timmins, supported by past production, historical high-grade drill results, and district-scale potential along a major gold-bearing structure.

The upcoming ~1,500 metre program represents the next step in evaluating the broader system, with results expected to help guide the scope and direction of future drilling.

WATCH FULL INTERVIEW

 

 

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