STLLR Gold is proud to be participating in The Mining Investment Event in Québec City, where our CFO, Sal Curcio, and VP Investor Relations, Allan Candelario, provided investors and industry stakeholders with updates on our three key exploration projects: Tower Gold and Hollinger Tailings, in Timmins, and Colomac Gold in the NWT.
At STLLR Gold, we’re focused on unlocking new value from historic assets while moving mining forward responsibly. Hear from our VP of Sustainability & Regulatory Affairs, Meghan Shannon, at the Projects in the Pipeline Conference during the Canadian Mining Expo.
🕑 2:05 PM – 2:20 PM
📍 Mcintyre Ballroom, Canadian Mining Expo, Timmins, ON
For those following ESG, reclamation, and the evolution of mining practices, this session will be worth attending.
🎟️ Reserve your spot for Projects in the Pipeline: https://t.co/07nAdpP4GP
STLLR Gold attended today’s announcement where Mayor Michelle Boileau officially proclaimed June 8-12 as Mining Week in Timmins, helping build momentum ahead of the CME Conference taking place from June 9–11.
We’re looking forward to participating in several CME events throughout the week, including hosting a booth (Booth R7-01 (Arena 2)), attending the CME Gala Awards Evening, the Indigenous Forum, Projects in the Pipeline sessions, and the Women in Mining Timmins Chapter Breakfast.
If you’d like to connect during the conference, we’d be happy to hear from you at [email protected].
See you in Timmins at CME 2026.
The 2025 PEA for the Tower Gold Project outlines a long-life asset with meaningful scale—averaging ~273,000 oz/year over 19 years at ~9.5 Mtpa.
At US$3,200/oz gold, the PEA highlights the following outcomes:
- US$5.0B after-tax free cash flow
- US$2.5B NPV (5%)
- 24% IRR
With AISC of US$1,537/oz, the project is positioned for strong margin expansion as gold rises.
And here’s the kicker:
Every +US$500/oz in gold = +US$1.0B in NPV
That’s real torque in a strengthening gold market.
🔗 Dive deeper at https://t.co/cuASIPTxoy
A lot of people still think gold only works when the Fed starts cutting rates. But honestly, some analysts are saying the setup for gold is already here.
Real wages have been shrinking. Payroll numbers have been revised down for 13 straight months. And even Jerome Powell himself admitted the U.S. debt situation “will not end well” if nothing changes.
That’s the bigger issue.
When the economy starts weakening and policymakers don’t really have good options left, investors usually start looking for protection. Historically, that’s been gold and silver.
And more importantly, people aren’t just talking about paper trades anymore. A lot of investors want physical metal they actually own — something outside the financial system entirely.
*This is not investment advice, please do your own research
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At the end of 2024, sentiment was overwhelmingly tilted toward Bitcoin and away from gold.
When some investors started favoring gold instead, the reaction was almost disbelief. One person at a conference even said, “I feel sorry for you.”
Ironically, that kind of reaction is often one of the strongest contrarian signals.
The same thing started happening again in precious metals just a few months ago, while the broader stock market sentiment became:
“Stocks only go up.”
That’s usually when it pays to slow down, stay disciplined, and be careful.
Extreme confidence (in any asset) is often a sign the trade may already be crowded.
*This is not investment advice, please do your own research
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STLLR Gold staff participated in the City of Timmins’ 3rd Annual Adopt-a-Block Community Clean Up event, focusing on the downtown area near our office on Third Avenue.
As part of the initiative, our team joined other local volunteers and businesses in helping remove litter and support a cleaner community environment. We also participated in the Timmins Chamber of Commerce Business Community Clean Up Initiative running from May 11–23.
Thank you to the City of Timmins and the Timmins Chamber for organizing these important community environmental initiatives.
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A look at history ⛏️
Once one of the most prolific gold mines in Canada (and globally in its time) the Hollinger Mine helped define Timmins as a world-class mining district. Its origins trace back to 1909, when Benny Hollinger, alongside fellow prospector Alex Gillies, discovered a gold-bearing quartz dike that would spark decades of production under Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines (1916–1985).
Today, that legacy presents a new opportunity.
With the first-ever issued mineral recovery permit in hand, the Hollinger Tailings Project is advancing a modern approach to resource recovery — focused not only on efficiency, but also on environmental stewardship. Reprocessing these historic tailings has the potential to help reclaim and rehabilitate a legacy site while unlocking meaningful value.
In this episode of Unearthed from the World Gold Council, Joe Cavatoni and John Reade unpack recent central bank activity in the gold market.
After years of record-high buying, headlines are now shifting to sales, swaps, and reserve adjustments across countries like Turkey and France. The discussion highlights how gold remains an actively managed asset, used for liquidity, currency support, and navigating economic pressure.
Worth the listen: https://t.co/ZJzUS3Cbzh
🚨News Release: STLLR Gold Intersects 10.10 g/t Au over 5.57 m, 2.55 g/t Au over 19.70 m and 3.37 g/t Au over 14.53 m at the Jonpol Deposit of the
Tower Gold Project
Read here: https://t.co/DK9R3ZeHUV
One of the more interesting shifts lately is that gold hasn’t really been behaving like the “safe and boring” asset people are used to.
Because of how far and how fast it moved, gold became extremely stretched relative to other assets:
Highest ever versus the Bloomberg Commodity Index
Highest in decades versus Treasuries
Extremely elevated relative to copper
And with that kind of move comes volatility.
That’s why some analysts are now arguing gold has temporarily turned into more of a speculative risk asset than a traditional safe haven. If equities see a sharp selloff, gold could easily get pulled down with everything else in the short term — not because the long-term story is broken, but because positioning became crowded and overstretched.
*This is not investment advice, please do your own research
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Last week, Northern College hosted its second annual Jill of Trades event . STLLR Gold was proud to support the event through our involvement with the CIM Porcupine Branch and the Timmins Women in Mining Chapter. Events like this play an important role in encouraging women to explore rewarding career paths in the trades and resource sectors.
A big congratulations to the Northern College team for organizing another successful event, and to all the companies and organizations that came together to support this important initiative.
In every gold cycle, capital floods into thousands of exploration stories.
Only 1 in 10,000 ever becomes a mine. That’s what makes real development assets so rare.
STLLR Gold controls two of them: PEA-stage, large-scale, and positioned for production within the next decade.
Only six projects of this size exist in Canada. Sometimes, opportunity isn’t about volume,
it’s about rarity.
One risk investors may be underestimating: gold could go quiet.
⏸️ Gold and silver could trade sideways for 1–3 years
💤 In some cases, commodities can go dormant much longer than expected
🤯 That’s exactly why it happens — no one expects it
Meanwhile:
📈 Capital is flowing into equities, where momentum is stronger
💡 The strategy: focus on assets already moving, not waiting on laggards
The takeaway:
Sometimes the biggest risk isn’t a crash —
it’s time.
Gold may still be bullish long term…
but in the near term, it could be “dead money” until the next clear signal.
*This is not investment advice, please do your own research
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High-grade momentum at Tower 🚀
The Jonpol Deposit is emerging as a key value driver, delivering standout intercepts including:
6.03 g/t Au over 22.25 m (incl. 12.67 g/t over 9.25 m) and *16.52 g/t Au over 5.85 m.
Jonpol hosts near-surface, open-pit style mineralization and the target strike length has the potential to expand from ~400 m to ~1,200 m.
Strategically advancing Jonpol earlier in the mine plan has the potential to enhance production and strengthen project economics, bringing high-grade ounces forward where they matter most. Read the full news release at https://t.co/FqRizN0Ksv
Gold is sending mixed signals right now — and that’s where things get interesting.
📈 Long-term trend: Still clearly up
📉 Short-term trend: Currently down
⚖️ Market is at a critical inflection point
This setup often defines what comes next:
If gold breaks down further →
Could see deeper pullbacks (even toward ~$3,500)
Long-term trend may start to roll over
Metals could enter a multi-year sideways phase
If gold holds and turns higher →
Confirms consolidation as a bullish pause
Sets up the next leg of the bull market
This is the moment where markets decide:
continuation… or a longer reset.
*This is not investment advice, please do your own research
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STLLR Gold was proud to attend the Timmins Native Friendship Centre this morning alongside other members of the community, including Meagan Baranyk, City of Timmins Community Programs Manager in support of the Moose Hide Campaign.
As company with projects in northern communities, STLLR recognizes the importance of doing our part to help foster safe, respectful, and inclusive workplaces and communities. Supporting initiatives such as the Moose Hide Campaign is an important reminder that ending violence against women and children requires ongoing reflection, education, accountability, and action from all of us.
If you would like to learn more about the Moose Hide Campaign or order a moose hide pin, please visit https://t.co/9vjrtdCIlq
STLLR Gold had the opportunity to visit Kirkland Lake District Composite School and connect with Grade 9 and 10 students, including students from Matachewan and Larder Lake, through the Ontario Career Lab with the Timmins Chamber of Commerce.
It was great to engage with students, hear their perspectives, and discuss careers and opportunities within the mining and exploration industry. Many students shared connections to mining through family members already working in the field, creating meaningful conversations and strong engagement throughout the day.
Thank you to the Timmins Chamber of Commerce and Ontario Career Lab for bringing together students and industry in such a positive and impactful way.
Every metre logged matters. It strengthens the model behind Tower’s 2025 PEA mine plan: 19 years, ~273,000 oz/year on average, and ~5.2 million ounces planned.
Verified data is the foundation of confidence.