Utah Gold Rush: Revival Hits More High-Grade Au

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Revival Hits High-Grade Gold at Mercur, Utah – Drills Set to Rev at Carlin-style System

 

April 10, 2026

Dear Reader,

Revival Gold Inc. (TSX-V: RVG)(OTC: RVLGF) — currently trading around C$0.80 per share in a resurgent gold market — has reported final assays from its recently completed drill program at the co-flagship Mercur Gold Project, Utah.

Highlights include 2.8 grams per tonne gold (g/t Au) over 74 meters, including a higher-grade interval of 8.0 g/t Au over 12 meters.

The results, which cap off a 115-hole campaign completed in late 2025, continue to demonstrate the strength of the Mercur system, particularly at South Mercur where drilling has confirmed broad zones of oxide mineralization and higher-grade feeder structures at depth.

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Importantly, the newly identified high-grade ore shoots sit just below the current open-pit design, underscoring the potential for additional gold-rich zones beyond the existing development plan.

The program also delivered valuable metallurgical and structural data that will feed into ongoing engineering work and a planned Pre-Feasibility Studytargeted for Q1 2027 — a key milestone on the path to restarting heap leach gold production at the past-producing site. 

RVG is set to resume drilling at Mercur later this month via a 16,000-meter program.

Revival Gold CEO Hugh Agro — whom you’ll hear from next in our exclusive interview — commented on the latest batch of results and the path ahead via press release:

“Carlin style gold systems, like Revival Gold’s Mercur, are known to generate high-grade ore shoots that have driven huge amounts of value for the major gold producers in Nevada. As demonstrated with today’s 8 g/T gold over 12 meters intercept, Revival Gold is seeing intact high grade zones at South Mercur. The shoots not only benefit our current heap leach project but provide an exciting exploration opportunity on Mercur’s large 7,200-hectare property. These are the final results from 2025. The Company plans to resume drilling at Mercur later this month and the drills continue to turn at Beartrack-Arnett in Idaho targeting high-grade underground material at Joss. 2026 should be a big year for Revival Gold.”

The latest results follow RVG’s recent consolidation of the Mercur district into a single, 7,200-hectare land package — a rare, fully controlled Carlin-style gold system and one of the few of its kind outside of Nevada — positioning Mercur as a cornerstone asset within the company’s US-focused platform.

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Revival is concurrently advancing its co-flagship, 100%-owned Beartrack-Arnett Gold Project in Idaho (~4.6 Moz Au, Measured & Indicated plus Inferred) where ongoing multi-rig drilling and technical work are expanding the system with a primary focus on the high-grade Joss Zone.

Combined, RVG controls more than 6 million ounces of gold resources across its two co-flagship projects in Utah and Idaho, providing meaningful leverage to rising gold prices as both assets advance along a phased development pathway.

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  • At Mercur, Revival is targeting a restart of open-pit heap leach operations supported by favorable metallurgy, shallow oxide mineralization, and existing infrastructure with permitting expected over the next two years and potential construction starting in 2028.
  • At Beartrack-Arnett, ongoing multi-rig drilling is demonstrating the scale of the system while expanding the site’s high-grade underground resource potential.

Looking further out, the Revival Gold team is evaluating a potential combined open-pit heap leach production profile of roughly 150,000 ounces of gold per year with additional upside as underground resources are incorporated and operational synergies between the Mercur and Beartrack-Arnett projects are further developed.

Key upcoming catalysts include a resumption of drilling at Mercur in support of the forthcoming Pre-Feasibility Study along with continued multi-rig drilling at Beartrack-Arnett. 

As promised, our own Gerardo Del Real of Junior Resource Monthly caught up with Revival Gold CEO Hugh Agro to walk through the latest high-grade results at Mercur and next-steps across the two co-flagship projects. Please enjoy! 

To learn more about Toronto-based Revival Gold Inc., please contact the company’s IR department at 416-366-4100 or via email at info@revival-gold.com.

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The above episode is not unfounded. In fact, real stories like May’s have been playing out in America for years.

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Matthew 20:20-21 – Unpacking James and John’s Zealous Request for Honor Beside Christ

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(20) Then the mother of Zebedee’s sons came to Him with her sons, kneeling down and asking something from Him. (21) And He said to her, “What do you wish?” She said to Him, “Grant that these two sons of mine may sit, one on Your right hand and the other on the left, in Your kingdom.” 

Mark 10:35-37

(35) Then James and John, the sons of Zebedee, came to Him, saying, “Teacher, we want You to do for us whatever we ask.” (36) And He said to them, “What do you want Me to do for you?” (37) They said to Him, ‘Grant us that we may sit, one on Your right hand and the other on Your left, in Your glory.’ 
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Matthew writes that their mother, Salome, made the request, but Mark records that James and John did the asking. There are perhaps three ways we can look at this:

First, Salome may have been trying to ensure her sons received the recognition or position she thought they deserved, perhaps selfishly overlooking the others. James and John were certainly of age to speak for themselves. Why did their mother have to do it? It is something to weigh in terms of their thunderous zeal. Were they at this point hiding behind Mom?

Second, they selfishly sought the position for themselves without regard for the other disciples. Intent on securing their place beside Christ, they were arrogantly playing “climb the ladder” over the backs of their fellows. This could account for both Jesus’ reply concerning their being willing to suffer as He did and the other disciples’ displeased reactions.

Third, and more plausible, they were truly zealously dedicated to serving Christ, and they were willing to do whatever it took. Speaking of James, he appears to have been a man who was ready and willing to undertake whatever task was called for, as evidenced by his martyrdom. It also seems that he did not mind taking a back seat, perhaps to his younger brother John. Herbert Lockyer, in All the Apostles of the Bible, describes James as one who was “resolute, vigorous, active and forceful, while John was contemplative, intuitive and reflective.” James and John do not appear to have been selfish, but men of action ready to meet a challenge. Perhaps we could compare them to athletes who have the mindset that they should be the one batting in the bottom of the ninth down by a run with a man on base, two outs, and two strikes—ready for the challenge!

— Ronny H. Graham

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Ivan Pentchoukov
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Good morning. The truce between the United States, Israel, and Iran held for a second day on Thursday despite reports of sporadic drone strikes by Iran on the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait. 

The two sides were still at odds over whether Lebanon, home to the Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists, is part of the deal. Lebanon continued its rocket attacks into Israel, and the Israeli defense forces struck Hezbollah targets in Lebanon.

Iran said it reopened the Strait of Hormuz to civilian traffic. President Trump criticized how the passage is being handled, but stopped short of issuing military threats.

A ray of hope for a peaceful solution is coming from Islamabad, Pakistan, the site of the first face-to-face talks between Washington and Tehran scheduled to begin on Saturday. Vice President JD Vance is leading the U.S. delegation.

Here are today’s top stories:

  • A growing number of teens are getting ensnared in online “sextortion” scams, sometimes leading to tragic consequences.
  • President Donald Trump called out Iran for doing a “very poor job” of reopening the Strait of Hormuz. “That is not the agreement we have!” he wrote on social media as the cease-fire entered its third day. The president also criticized the Iranian regime for allegedly charging ships a fee to pass through the crucial waterway.
  • First Lady Melania Trump, in a rare address from the White House, refuted allegations that were made about her and Jeffrey Epstein and vowed to take legal action against those behind the claims. 
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Brad and Kari Boettler hold a photo of their late son, Evan, in their home in Aurora, Mo., on March 23, 2026. (John Fredricks/The Epoch Times)

How American Teenagers Are Targeted in ‘Sextortion’ Scams, Sometimes With Deadly Consequences

AURORA, Mo.—Kari Boettler could not comprehend what she found on her late son’s cellphone on Feb. 5, 2024. She was searching the metadata to determine why 16-year-old Evan had shot himself in their backyard that January.

Sitting on the sofa in the same living room in which Evan had just celebrated Christmas with his family, only feet from the spot where he died, Boettler tried to make sense of the explicit photos and threatening text messages she found on Evan’s smartphone.

Sexual exploration is a natural part of growing up. Curiosity, biology, and questions about love and romance have always driven teens to experiment. But today’s teens live life with instant access to information through smartphones and the internet.

According to Thorn, a California-based nonprofit that tracks teen online sexual activity, almost one-quarter of children aged 9 to 17 reported in a 2023 survey that sharing nude pictures with their peers was normal.

The explicit images and messages on Evan’s phone had been exchanged in the final hours of his life but had been missed during previous searches. What the police did find told them much about Evan’s life.

“[The police found] videos and pictures of hunting and fishing and soccer, meal prep, stuff like that,” Evan’s father, Brad Boettler, told The Epoch Times. “It wasn’t like he was out looking for inappropriate content or anything like that.”

Evan was a victim of “sextortion.” In sextortion, an online predator convinces his underage victim to exchange sexually explicit pictures or videos, known as child sexual abuse material (CSAM).

Once the predator has the CSAM, he uses it to extort money or more CSAM, or simply to harass the victim.


The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children reported that in 2021, its CyberTipline received roughly 62,000 reports of online enticement. By the end of 2023, that had increased by 300 percent to 186,800. By October 2024, that number was 456,000. (More)

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  • Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu authorized direct talks with Lebanon as Israel’s strikes on the country became a sticking point in U.S.-Iran ceasefire efforts. The talks will focus on disarming the Hezbollah terrorist group and establishing peaceful relations between Israel and Lebanon.
  • U.S. House Republicans blocked a Democratic resolution aimed at curbing President Donald Trump’s power to wage war with Iran.

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  • Renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, planned by President Donald Trump, will cost less than anticipated and take less time than expected, the president said. 
  • A federal judge ruled that the Pentagon’s policy of excluding unescorted media from its buildings violated a previous court order. The judge earlier found in favor of The New York Times, which sued the Pentagon over its new media policy. 
  • Fertility rates hit a record low in the United States in 2025, according to newly released provisional data. According to the CDC, the fertility rate for 2025 was 53.1 births per 1,000 females aged 15 to 44—down 1 percent from 2024.
  • Young Americans are using artificial intelligence regularly, but their distrust and resentment toward the technology are also growing, according to a new Gallup survey.
  • With net population outflows and slowing company formation in recent years, California is losing momentumas a long-standing high-tech hub and, by extension, a housing hot spot, according to a recent report. 

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  • Russia declared a cease-fire in its war with Ukraine from April 11 through April 12 in observance of the Orthodox Easter holidays. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said his country would abide by the ceasefire.
  • Taipei’s latest national security report shows that Beijing is exploiting Taiwan as a backdoor to circumvent Western technology restrictions, a tactic experts warn could heighten the risk of an armed invasion.
  • Textile manufacturers in eastern China are facing mounting pressure as surging raw material costs collide with falling orders, pushing some factories to the edge of shutdown.
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Being told you have high cholesterolcan feel like a verdict: start taking a statin or risk a heart attack or stroke.

Recent studies, however, suggestthat high cholesterol is not as uniformly harmful as once thought. However, the message has swung hard in the other direction on social media, where claims range from “high cholesterol might save your life” to “high cholesterol is the secret to living to 100-plus.”

So, is high cholesterol really “good” or “bad”?

The reality is more nuanced than either extreme suggests. The more useful question may not be whether high cholesterol is harmful, but when—and in whom—it becomes risky. 

Some health influencers on social media have turned the tables on cholesterol, promoting it as a key to longevity instead of something that needs to be lowered with aggressive treatment.

Much of this internet discussiontraces back to real research. A 2023 Swedish study followed older participants for 35 years and found that those with higher total cholesterol were more likely to live to 100. In a separate 2025 study, researchers found that adults aged 90 or older with LDL-C or “bad” cholesterol levels above 130 mg/dL lived longer than those with levels below that threshold—notable given that the American Heart Association considers an optimal LDL-C level to be at or below 100 mg/dL.


However, a 2023 study, which analyzed data from more than 4 million veterans ages 18 or older, offered a key caution. The higher rates of coronary heart disease deaths among older participants with low cholesterol levels appeared to reflect what researchers called “reverse causality,” a phenomenon in which the data seem to show that A causes B, when in reality it is B that causes A. In other words, a serious underlying illness may drive cholesterol down, not the other way around. (More)

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