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  • Mining Explorers 2012: Local resources, global reach

    Brad Cathers, Special to Mining News|Updated Nov 11, 2012

    Mining continues to be a cornerstone of Yukon's economy, with extraordinary mineral deposits, including both precious and non-precious metals. The Government of Yukon is committed to providing an internationally competitive investment climate. To this end, we continue to provide regulatory certainty around environmental assessment, permitting and licensing of projects. Yukon's exploration and mining industries are settling in for the long term. After a record-breaking year for claim staking and exploration spending in 2011,...

  • Mining Explorers 2012: Exploration rush slows in 2012

    Rose Ragsdale, For Mining News|Updated Nov 11, 2012

    While the frenzy of activity that engulfed the Yukon Territory in 2011 did not re-emerge this season, scores of players, from upstart juniors to global mining firms mounted impressive mineral exploration campaigns throughout the territory. Gold was the primary metal sought in the Yukon in 2012, but some explorers chased silver, copper, zinc-lead, iron and other minerals. Based on the spending plans of mining companies in March, Natural Resources Canada projected C$285 million planned spending across the Yukon, a decrease of... Full story

  • Explorer chases another style of gold

    Rose Ragsdale, For North of 60 Mining News|Updated Apr 29, 2012

    When geologists talk about the exciting gold deposits recently discovered in Canada's Yukon Territory, they use terms like "structurally controlled, intrusion-related" and "Carlin-style." Attentive laymen soon catch on, recognizing that "structural" often characterizes the non-glaciated hydrothermal deposits found in the White Gold district of west-central Yukon and "intrusive" commonly refers to impressive finds in mountainous central Yukon, while some discoveries to the east have been labeled "Carlin-style" because of...

  • Explorers chase signs of Carlin gold

    Rose Ragsdale, For Mining News|Updated Dec 25, 2011

    It is still early days in the exploration play for gold in eastern Yukon Territory, but a score of companies got a jump on competitors in 2011 by targeting promising occurrences of gold and pathfinder elements in a frenzy of unprecedented claim staking and reconnaissance. The early explorers rushed to the region following a report by Atac Resources Ltd. in September 2010 that it discovered unusual mineralization in the rocky eastern ridges of its 1,600-square-kilometer (618 square miles) Rackla Project. Atac posted high-grade...

  • Mining Explorers 2011: Aben Resources Ltd.

    Updated Nov 6, 2011

    ABN: TSX Venture Exchange Chairman: Ronald Netolitzky, M.Sc. Geology President: James G. Pettit Qualified person: Carl Schultz, B.Sc., P Geo. Project manager: Aaron Higgs Aben Resources Ltd. is a Canadian gold and silver exploration company actively involved with the development of properties in Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan and Ontario. The company has an extensive proprietary database for the Yukon as well as the rights to 172,732 hectares (426,821 acres) of prospecting permits in the NWT. In May,...

  • Mining Explorers 2011: Explorers seek mega-deposits

    Rose Ragsdale, For Mining News|Updated Nov 6, 2011

    Frontrunners in the Yukon mineral exploration rush in 2011 spent more than C$12 million each, with at least one company pouring C$25 million into its program. These companies include Atac Resources Ltd., Kaminak Gold Corp., Capstone Mining Corp., Alexco Resource Corp., Golden Predator Corp., Ryan Gold Corp. and Silver Range Resources Ltd. At least another 14 companies shelled out more than C$5 million each to search for precious and base metals, using virtually every modern exploration technique from sampling to drilling.... Full story

  • Miners push exploration to new heights

    Rose Ragsdale, For Mining News|Updated Jun 26, 2011

    Another busy summer field season is getting underway in Yukon Territory, and government officials are projecting record numbers of mining companies flocking to the Northwest Canada jurisdiction and spending unprecedented sums on mineral exploration programs scattered across the southern two-thirds of the territory. Based on the industry's spending intentions in February, Natural Resources Canada projected C$39.3 million would be spent in 2011 by the majors on exploration and deposit appraisal activities in Yukon Territory,...

  • Eagle Plains spin-out of 'geos' pays off

    Rose Ragsdale, For Mining News|Updated Jun 26, 2011

    More junior mining companies are turning to the experts to lead their exploration programs, hoping to hit the ground running and substantially shorten the time required between identifying a likely prospect and targeting commercial quantities of minerals on that property. The strategy is not only helping the industry to control costs, it is also enabling some explorers with accomplished technical teams to preserve this expertise during tough economic times. TerraLogic Exploration Services Inc. is one such company. Launched as...