Brunswick ($BC) podcast mentions

Timestamped Brunswick ($BC) mentions across our podcast corpus.

  1. I think I've gotten that question a lot. I think that was kind of the most common question I got at Beaver Creek. Like, there's pros and cons to both. I mean, I'd say coming over to Major, I'll give you like the sales pitch on Major Drilling is really, look, I mean, I covered it for a long time. It's a great group of guys. We're based out of Moncton, New Brunswick. So very nice East Coast It's a— our market cap today I think is $1.4 billion Canadian, but it's run like a small company. Everyone's great. It's a great team. Everyone's very sharp. But nice from that perspective. And it's a great way to play the mining sector. It's— I don't have to worry as much about the geological risk and trying to assess probability of success with the drill program. There's no modeling out mining companies where the grade profile, like suddenly the reconciliation screws up and you're getting, you know, your grades drop 15% that you didn't see coming. And then all of a sudden your share price falls software, a much more diversified and I'd say much relatively lower risk way to play the cycle.
    Ryan Hanley · Mining Stock Daily · The Mining Exploration Boom Has Barely Begun | Major Drilling · 2026-10-16
  2. Here's what you need to know today. Brunswick Exploration reported that hole AN-26-17 at its flagship lithium project in Quebec's James Bay region intersected 302 metres of spodumene-bearing pegmatite. Extending the anay dike to a vertical depth of 500 metres about 20 kilometres east of Rio Tinto's Galaxy project. Visual estimates put spodumene content at roughly 30% with under 5% internal dilution, an improvement on the earlier AN-26-15 hole that returned 1.31% lithium dioxide over 202 metres and the estimated true thickness is about 78-80% of the interval. The dike remains open in all directions and the hole ended in mineralized pegmatite at the rig's depth limit, but assays are still pending, so the grade figures rest on visual estimates for now.
    Michael McCray · Mining Stock Daily · Morning Briefing: Strike Averted At World's Largest Copper Mine · 2026-10-15