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FireFly Metals Ltd (ASX:FFM, TSX:FFM, OTC:MNXMF) managing director Steve Parsons takes Proactive's Stephen Gunnion through the latest drill results from the Green Bay project and their implications for the company's upcoming resource upgrade. Parsons highlighted that recent infill drilling at Green Bay has delivered some of the project's highest-grade results to date, including intercepts such as 11 metres at 9% copper equivalent, with 6% copper and 4 grams of gold. He noted that this enhanced consistency and grade across the ore body is expected to support a larger measured and indicated resource, which is due for release later in the year. "You should see grade increasing, and of course, you're seeing consistency throughout the ore body," Parsons explained. Parsons also outlined Firefly's current exploration strategy, with eight rigs active on site. Four rigs are focused on infill drilling to grow the current 24 million tonne resource into the 30–50 million tonne range. Two more are conducting step-out drilling to expand the resource footprint, while two surface rigs are targeting underexplored regional areas. He emphasised that with capital raising now completed, drilling activity is ramping up again. Investors can expect a steady stream of results from all three workstreams over the coming weeks. Visit Proactive's YouTube channel for more interviews and updates. Don't forget to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and turn on notifications so you never miss future content. #FireflyMetals #CopperExploration #GoldDrilling #GreenBayProject #MiningUpdate #ResourceUpgrade #JuniorMining #TSXV #MineralExploration #DrillResults

FireFly Metals Ltd managing director Steve Parsons talked with Proactive about the company's ongoing drilling success at the Green Bay Copper-Gold Project in Newfoundland, Canada. FireFly has reported strong extensional drilling results that intersect mineralisation more than 200 metres beyond the current Mineral Resource Estimate. The Green Bay Project currently hosts a Measured and Indicated Mineral Resource of 24.4 million tonnes at 1.9% copper equivalent (CuEq), with an additional 34.5 million tonnes at 2.0% CuEq classified as Inferred. Drilling is targeting growth through multiple fronts, including a 35,000-metre resource extension program and a further 35,000 metres for infill drilling to convert Inferred resources. Significant new intercepts include 25.8 metres at 5.1% CuEq and 12.4 metres at 6.8% CuEq. Drilling from the 805 Level continues to deliver high-grade hits across both VMS and Footwall Zone (FWZ) styles of mineralisation. Underground drilling continues with five rigs active, and a sixth underground rig is arriving in late May. A Down Hole Electromagnetic (DHEM) anomaly over 700 metres beyond current drill extents is also being tested, presenting further exploration potential. “We are about to add a seventh rig because we have so many opportunities to pursue,” Parsons said. “There are very few projects which could justify such an aggressive drilling campaign.” Visit Proactive's YouTube channel for more videos, and don't forget to give the video a like, subscribe to the channel, and enable notifications for future content. #FireFlyMetals #CopperExploration #GoldMining #GreenBayProject #NewfoundlandMining #DrillingResults #MineralResource #MingMine #MiningUpdates #ResourceExpansion #VMS #ExplorationNews #JuniorMining

Steve Parsons represents district 7, which includes Rt. 4 from Howie Centre to Irish Cove, Gabarus, Marion Bridge, Mira Road, and Membertou.Kim Sheppard-Campbell represents district 12, which includes part of Sydney, Whitney Pier, South Bar, Victoria Mines, Lingan Road, Grand Lake Road, and New Victoria.

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Firefly Metals Ltd managing director Steve Parsons talked with Proactive about the company's latest drill results from the Green Bay Copper-Gold Project. Parsons highlighted a series of significant intercepts from ongoing infill drilling, including a standout result of 14.2 metres at 7.5% copper equivalent. These results are part of an effort to upgrade the current 24.4 million-ton resource into the indicated category, which is essential for progressing the company's engineering studies and maintaining ASX compliance. “In some of those infill zones, we're seeing 50 metres or more at over 2% copper with gold,” Parsons said, underlining the robust nature of the mineralised system. Firefly currently has five underground rigs active, with three focused on infill drilling and two on step-out drilling aimed at further growing the resource. The company expects new results in the coming weeks and is also preparing to commence regional exploration drilling within a ten-kilometre radius of the planned processing plant. Parsons noted the geological potential of the area, stating that VMS high-grade copper-gold systems “typically find more than one,” expressing optimism about upcoming exploration. To stay updated on Firefly Metals Ltd and other mining developments, visit Proactive's YouTube channel. Don't forget to like this video, subscribe, and turn on notifications for future updates. #Copper #Gold #FireflyMetals #GreenBayProject #MiningNews #DrillResults #VMSDeposits #ASX #CopperExploration #ResourceUpdate #ProactiveInvestors

FireFly Metals Ltd (ASX: FFM, TSX: FFM) managing director Steve Parsons talked with Proactive's Tylah Tully about the company's latest drilling results and expansion plans at the Green Bay Project in Canada. Parsons highlighted continued high-grade copper and gold results, including a 10.5-metre intersection grading 12% copper equivalent, comprising 9% copper and nearly 4 g/t gold. He also noted an impressive 60-metre intersection at 3% copper, further demonstrating the project's scale and upside potential. Looking ahead, FireFly Metals is executing a five-point growth strategy for 2025. Focusing on resource expansion at Green Bay, with step-out drilling in key zones, infill drilling to upgrade resource categories for economic studies, engineering and economic studies, expected in H2 2025, regional exploration with potential for additional discoveries and TSX-listing and Canadian expansion, FireFly aims to capitalise on strong investor interest and government incentives. Parsons emphasised the advantages of operating in Canada, including fast-tracked permitting, low-cost hydroelectric power and government support for critical minerals. With six drill rigs active and further updates expected soon, FireFly Metals is positioned for a strong year ahead. #FireFlyMetals #CopperMining #GoldExploration #GreenBayProject #MingMine #TSXStocks #ASXMining #DrillingResults #CanadaMining #CriticalMinerals

Steve Parsons represents district 7, which includes Route 4 from Howie Centre to Irish Cove, as well as Gabarus, Marion Bridge, Mira Road and Membertou.And Steven MacNeil represents district 8, which includes part of Glace Bay, part of Reserve Mines, the French Road area, Donkin, Port Morien, Mira Gut, Albert Bridge, and Louisbourg.

FireFly Metals Ltd (ASX:FFM) managing director Steve Parsons spoke with Proactive's Tylah Tully about the company's latest drilling results from the Green Bay Copper-Gold Project in Newfoundland, Canada, including its best intercepts to date. Parsons highlighted an exceptional hole with 86 metres at 3.7% copper equivalent, including a high-grade interval of 27 metres at 5.5% copper equivalent. These results extend beyond the existing resource, which currently stands at 60 million tonnes at 2% copper equivalent. FireFly Metals has four drill rigs active on-site, with three focused on stepping out from the known resource. New results are expected by year-end or early January, adding to the company's momentum. FireFly is also planning infill drilling to upgrade the resource to measured and indicated categories for economic assessments. A surface drill rig will soon begin exploration targeting new discoveries around the historical mine area. With more than $88 million in cash, FireFly Metals is well-positioned for a dynamic 2025. Parsons stated, “It's drill, drill, drill,” emphasising the company's focus on expanding the resource and uncovering further high-grade mineralization at Green Bay. #ProactiveInvestors #FireFlyMetals #ASXFFM #CopperMining #GreenBayProject #HighGradeCopper #DrillingResults #MiningNews #ResourceExpansion #Exploration2025 #MiningUpdates

When it comes to ghosts and ghost hunting, Steve is a great go-to person to run for information on the subject of ghosts. The Wall Street Journal refers to Steve as The Gold Standard of Paranormal Investigations,.  and the perfect to teach a Master Class on ghost hunting gadgets 

My special guest tonight is paranormal researcher Steve Parsons who's here to talk about the phenomena of the different types of sounds that occur during hauntings.     Paracoustics: Paranormal Acoustics From the chain-rattling ghost of Pliny's first century Athens to things that go bump in the night and 21st century electronic voice phenomena sound has always fascinated paranormal researchers. This unique book examines that fascination and presents a selection of the leading research in paranormal acoustics together with an in-depth review of the equipment and techniques that are used by researchers and investigators. It explores the physics and the psychology of sound and its association with the paranormal. Contributed chapters by leading experts in Infrasound, electronic voice phenomenon (EVP), séance tapping and other ghostly sounds encourage a multidisciplinary approach to the subject.Follow Our Other ShowsFollow UFO WitnessesFollow Crime Watch WeeklyFollow Paranormal FearsFollow Seven: Disturbing Chronicle StoriesJoin our Patreon for ad-free listening and more bonus content.Follow us on Instagram @mysteriousradioFollow us on TikTok mysteriousradioTikTok Follow us on Twitter @mysteriousradio Follow us on Pinterest pinterest.com/mysteriousradio Like us on Facebook Facebook.com/mysteriousradio]

The Danbury Trashers' A.J. Galante sits down with one of the toughest players to ever lace up skates, Danbury Trashers legend Brad Wingfield. The two speak about how they met, the effects of their Netflix documentary, Brad's involvement in the 'St. Patrick's Day Massacre', his new GM/Coaching venture, and more! Purchase the new 'Diamond Hands' Merch today! https://www.500level.com/search?q=diamond+hands Connect with AJ Galante: Instagram: @official_ajgalante Connect with Daniel Amesbury: Instagram: @ames2bury Connect with Brad Wingfield: Instagram: @officialwingkong42 Connect with artists Danny Granger Instagram:  @dannygrangerart157 @dannygrangerart Chapters: 00:00:00 - Special Guest Brad Wingfield 00:05:35 - The Start of a Journey in Pro Hockey 00:10:52 - The Importance of Stamina in Hockey 00:15:58 - The Battle with Steve Parsons and the St. Patrick's Day Massacre 00:21:29 - Memories of Hockey Fights 00:26:40 - NHL Memories with Steve Parson's Gumball Machine 00:32:01 - A Head Coach and GM in the Pacific Junior Hockey League 00:37:20 - New Angle Hockey Development Company 00:42:45 - Jacob's Success in Hockey 00:48:05 - A Breath of Fresh Air in the Game 00:53:28 - Dealing with Overbearing Parents 00:58:40 - Staying Positive and Mentally Tough in Sports 01:03:51 - Memories of the Danbury Trashers 01:09:17 - Memories with Teammates 01:17:45 - Western Canadians as the toughest hockey players 01:20:37 - A Surprise Gift for Brad Winger 01:26:16 - Updates from Fort Wayne Powered by Creative Evolution Studios https://creativeevolutionstudios.com Produced by: https://www.youtube.com/c/ShaneDanahy https://www.shanedanahy.com

Anne and Ron are joined by Parapsychologist Dr. Cal Cooper and the founder of Para.science, Steve Parsons to continue their discussion of the paranormal from the Ghost Chronicles International show.

Steve Parsons in conversation with David Eastaugh Sharks are a British rock band formed in 1972 by former Free bassist Andy Fraser upon his departure from Free. They were signed to Island Records and were highly rated by critics, especially for Chris Spedding's guitar work. The original line-up consisted of Fraser (bass, piano), Snips (real name, Steve Parsons) (vocals), Spedding (guitar) and Marty Simon (drums). Steve Parsons and Anke Trojan directed the 2023 documentary Not a Rock-Doc: A Shark's Tail, about the ups and downs in the story of this band, from the success heights in the '70 to the issues that led to its dissolution and then to further insights around the subsequent reunion. Filmed in Berlin, Tokyo and London, the film was noticed for its integration of various angles of raw footage and for its humor and irony. The narrative is stirred by interactions with Steve Parsons and Chris Spedding, notably Jordan Mooney (Pamela Rooke) managing to bring to light previously unknown nuances in discussions with an otherwise tight Chris Spedding.

Cyril MacDonald is councilor for District 3 which covers George's River, Boisdale, Christmas Island, Eskasoni, Northside East Bay and Coxheath. Steve Parsons is councilor for District 7, which covers Rt. 4 from Howie Centre to Irish Cove, Gabarus, Marion Bridge, and Mira Road.

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Steve Parsons represents district 7, which includes Rt. 4 from Howie Centre to Irish Cove, Gabarus, Marion Bridge, and Mira Road. And Lorne Green represents district 12, which takes in parts of Sydney, Whitney Pier, South Bar, Victoria Mines, Lingan Rd, and Grand Lake Rd.

Ghostology is simply the study of Ghosts. It is not ghost hunting, neither is it is parapsychology. The study of ghosts - Ghostology, is not trying to capture apparitions on camera, although that is sometimes a part of it. It is not trying to record the sounds and the voices of the deceased or of spirits, although that too is a part of it. Ghostology is the holistic study of a fascinating aspect of our humanity, a shared human experience that dates back to the earliest civilisations and is common to all of them. Ghostology is not a “How to guide” for those seeking to investigate ghosts but it provides an up to date consideration and a discussion of the many methods and techniques that will prove helpful to anyone interested in the subject, for those who actively seek ghosts or who are merely interested in discovering more about this fascinating subject. So is Ghostology an art or a science. Listen in and you decide.

In Berlin monuments will no longer be lit up at night and, in Hanover, showers at public pools and sports centres will be cold with no hot water being provided. This is in the hope of saving gas for the cold months. What action will the UK take to ensure households don't go cold this winter? Today's Mishal Husain spoke to our Berlin correspondent, Jenny Hill about Germany's striking energy reducing measures. Mishal also spoke with chairman of energy supplier, Utilita's Derek Lickorish and chair of the committee on Fuel Poverty which advises government, Caroline Flint about how the UK should be responding to the energy crisis. (Image, Steve Parsons, Credit, PA)