Winshear Reports Additional Soil Sampling Results, Presenting Numerous Large Gold Targets from the 2025 Exploration Program at the Thunder Bay Project
Winshear’s new soil anomalies spotlight multiple large‑scale gold targets, sharpening the Thunder Bay upside
Winshear Metals released results from its 2025 follow‑up soil and till program at the Thunder Bay Project. The work generated high‑grade INAA‑verified gold assays (up to 299 ppb Au in B‑horizon soils) over three principal targets – Inflection, El Dorado and a newly defined MacGregor corridor (~10 km long). Additional secondary anomalies (Kingfisher) were also identified. The company plans further infill soil grids, airborne magnetic surveys and drill target definition in its 2026 work program.
- New information: The discovery of the MacGregor target and confirmation of strong gold signatures at Inflection and El Dorado go beyond the earlier reconnaissance results announced in mid‑2025.
- Scale: A ~10 km long anomaly with till values up to 120 ppb Au suggests a sizable, structurally controlled system rather than isolated pockets.
- Verification: Use of INAA (1 ppb detection) adds analytical credibility, reducing the risk of false positives common in low‑grade soil work.
- Forward path: The outlined 2026 program (infill soils, drone‑based magnetics, drill definition) provides a clear, funded roadmap to convert these geochemical signatures into drillable targets.
Overall, the news materially upgrades the exploration outlook for Thunder Bay and could drive near‑term price appreciation if drilling confirms mineralization.
Winshear Metals Corp. (formerly Winshear Gold) is a Canadian junior focused on early‑stage gold projects in Northwestern Ontario (Thunder Bay Project) and base‑metal projects in Scotland (Portsoy Ni‑Cu‑Co). The Thunder Bay Project, covering ~360 km², hosts multiple historic high‑grade gold zones (Gold Hill, Eldorado) and now several newly identified geochemical anomalies.