Recorded at the New Orleans Investment Conference (NOIC) 2026, Kai Hoffmann sits down with Frank Candido, Chairman of Delta Resources, to discuss the company's gold exploration strategy near Thunder Bay, Ontario, and its ongoing 10,000-metre drilling campaign. Delta's Eureka Gold Discovery, first identified in 2022, has been traced along approximately 2.5 kilometres of strike and remains open for further exploration at depth and along strike. Frank explains why the company has decided to prioritize additional drilling before completing its maiden mineral resource estimate. A key focus is the I-Zone target along the Crayfish Creek structure, approximately 18 kilometres from Eureka. Following encouraging surface exploration and historical drilling, Delta has initiated its first drilling at I-Zone, testing the potential for additional gold mineralization across its 340 km² property. Frank also discusses Delta's financial position, its option agreement with Troilus Mining, ongoing metallurgical work at Eureka and the potential for continued exploration results over the coming months. With drilling underway across multiple targets, Delta is focused on evaluating the scale of Eureka while testing the potential for additional discoveries within its Ontario land package.