Vanstar Mining Resources Inc. announced that the 2,500 m drilling campaign on its Felix project has begun. The Felix Property is located in the Abitibi mining camp (Québec), 86 km NE of Rouyn-Noranda and is along trend of the Amex Exploration Perron Property along the Chicobi belt. Felix is also adjacent to the south of BMEX Gold Inc.’s King Tut property on which it was recently announced that visible gold was intersected in two drill holes. The drilling program at Felix will verify gold mineralization in a historical drill hole that intersected 9 intervals of 1.5 m each, over a 70 m section, grading 0.9 g/t Au to 1.8 g/t Au, Hole 728-06-1. The drill program is expected to take approximately 1 month with assay results expected thereafter. In addition, the drill program will test four airborne electromagnetic conductors. Two of the conductors are located at each end of a large folded iron formation. An airborne magnetic survey carried out in June 2020 also identified several faults and folds in what is believed to be iron formation that can act as structural traps for gold. Banded iron formation (BIF)-hosted gold deposits are structurally controlled stratabound deposits that represent one of the main gold exploration targets in the northern part of the Canadian Precambrian Shield.