Mayfair Gold Corp CEO Nicholas Campbell joined Steve Darling from the Vancouver Resources Investment Conference to share news about the company’s path toward becoming a new Canadian gold producer. Campbell, who took over as CEO about a year ago, highlighted Mayfair’s 4.3-million-ounce resource in Timmins, Ontario, and the clear plan now in place to transition that into production. A key focus has been navigating the permitting process strategically to avoid federal delays. “If you're over 5,000 tonnes per day, you're talking about being ten-plus years out from being able to start production,” Campbell said, emphasizing Mayfair’s provincial route aimed at permitting within two years and production by 2030. The company recently released its pre-feasibility study and is working through detailed engineering and community engagement, including work with First Nations. On the investor front, Mayfair will uplist to the NYSE American with ticker “MINY” and is preparing to release high-grade drill results in early February. Campbell also highlighted exploration upside, particularly on Mayfair’s largely unexplored southern block along the Porcupine-Destor Fault, a prolific structure in the Timmins camp. This strategic combination of near-term development, high-grade drilling, and blue-sky exploration sets Mayfair up for a catalyst-rich 2026. #proactiveinvestors #mayfairgoldcorp #tsxv #mfg #otcqx #mfgcf #vric2026 #GoldStocks #JuniorMining #NicholasCampbell #TimminsGold #GoldExploration #MiningPermits #HighGradeGold #CanadianMining #NYSEAmerican #GoldInvesting