In this on-site conversation with Gary Thompson, Chair and CEO of Brixton Metals (TSXV: BBB), we visit the company’s Thorn Project in northwestern British Columbia, a 2,900 square kilometre land package covering an 80 kilometre copper-gold-silver-molybdenum trend at the northern end of the Golden Triangle.
We discuss why BHP took a 19.9% strategic position in Brixton, what attracted it to the scale of the mineral system, and how multiple porphyry discoveries are beginning to emerge across the property.
Gary explains why 2026 is a “conversion year” for Thorn, with Brixton working to turn years of drilling into updated and maiden resources at Camp Creek and Trapper. We also get into the Catalyst discovery, the search for higher grade cores, infrastructure requirements, the company’s fully funded drill program, and how Brixton decides where to deploy capital across such a massive district scale opportunity.
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