Brixton Metals Corporation, a mining company based in Vancouver, has released promising drilling results from its Langis Project located in Ontario. The latest findings, announced on October 6, 2026, include impressive silver concentrations from several drill holes. Notably, Hole 449 returned a core interval of 4 metres grading 1,975 grams per tonne silver, which is part of a broader section measuring 23.50 metres with an average grade of 348 grams per tonne silver.
In addition to Hole 449, Brixton reported further substantial findings from other drill sites within the project. Specifically, Hole 412 revealed 6.45 metres averaging 667 grams per tonne silver, of which 3.19 metres recorded an even higher value of 1,339 grams per tonne. Another hole, Hole 442, displayed 9.00 metres at 222 grams per tonne silver, with a notable subsection of 0.50 metres revealing 1,605 grams per tonne silver.
These high-grade results are part of Brixton Metal’s ongoing exploration efforts at the Langis Project, which are designed to evaluate and enhance the potential for silver extraction in the area. The company's stock is traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange Venture (TSX-V: BBB) and the OTCQX (OTCQX: BBBXF). As exploration continues, the significance of these findings could influence the company’s operations and the economic landscape for mining in Ontario.
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