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  • Teck Resources Alaska Red Dog zinc germanium critical minerals fiber optics

    America's largest critical minerals mine

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Feb 21, 2023

    On Feb. 22, 2022, Teck Resources Ltd.'s Red Dog Mine in Northwest Alaska became the largest critical minerals operation in the United States, both in terms of quantity and value of the materials produced at this world-class base, precious, and critical minerals operation. Being catapulted to America's top dog when it comes to critical minerals production is not due to the germanium produced, though this semiconductor metal vital to ultrafast computing and communications is... Full story

  • Newcrest Mining Skeena Resources Chad Day Tahltan Central Government Canada

    Golden Tahltan mining in Northern BC

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated May 5, 2022

    While Golden Triangle is an apt and easily marketable moniker for northwest British Columbia's incredible mineral endowment, Tahltan Territory more accurately and thoroughly encapsulates the rich deposits of copper, gold, silver, nickel, platinum group elements, and other metals for which this region has gained international renown. Extending east from the Alaska border to the Cassiar Mountain range and north from the Nass and Skeena Rivers into the Yukon, the roughly...

  • Gold from samples collected during exploration in the Yukon.

    Aben seeks Justin gold project partner

    A.J. Roan, Mining News|Updated Apr 21, 2022

    Aben Resources Ltd. April 19 announced an update for its Justin gold project in southeastern Yukon, including the ongoing search for a partner to move the nearly decade-old project forward. The 7,400-hectare (18,286 acres) Justin gold project, which lies immediately southeast of Seabridge Gold's high-grade 3 Aces gold project and approximately 35 kilometers (22 miles) southeast of the Cantung Mine, is equipped with an all-season road running through its claims. Exploration...

  • Graphite One Alaska Washington State plant Creek anode lithium-ion battery EV

    Washington chosen for Graphite One plant

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Mar 24, 2022
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    Graphite One Inc. March 14 announced that it has selected Washington as the location for the processing plant that will upgrade concentrates mined at its Graphite Creek project in Alaska to the spherical coated graphite needed for lithium-ion batteries and other advanced graphitic materials. According to a 2019 calculation, the Graphite Creek mine project about 35 miles north of the Alaska gold mining town of Nome hosts 10.95 million metric tons of measured and indicated... Full story

  • Donlin Gold joint venture Novagold Resources Barrick 2021 assay highlights map

    Strong 2021 finish preps Donlin for 2022

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Mar 17, 2022

    With intercepts such as 19 meters averaging 18.23 grams per metric ton gold, the final batch of drill results from the 2021 program at Donlin Gold continue to show the strength of mineralization of the 39-million-ounce gold deposit and set the stage for the largest program at the world-class mine project in more than a decade. Being advanced toward a production decision by Donlin Gold LLC – a joint venture owned equally by Novagold Resources Inc. and Barrick Gold Corp. – thi...

  • ATAC Resources Rackla Gold Yukon Canada map Carlin-style PIL Graham Downs

    ATAC reignites Rackla exploration in Yukon

    A.J. Roan, Mining News|Updated Mar 10, 2022

    President and CEO of ATAC Resources Ltd. Graham Downs recently issued a letter to shareholders that reviews the company's portfolio of mineral exploration projects and outlines plans for 2022, including its goals for its flagship property, the Rackla Gold property in the Yukon. "The last two years have provided obvious challenges. However, during this time we have been very active advancing our copper-gold projects and conducting numerous comprehensive property evaluations,...

  • U.S. GoldMining Whistler project Alaska Island Mountain copper gold new company

    GoldMining spinning out Whistler project

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Mar 10, 2022

    GoldMining Inc. Feb. 28 announced the creation of a new subsidiary, U.S. GoldMining Inc., to advance the company's Whistler copper-gold-silver project adjacent to Nova Minerals Ltd.'s Estelle gold project in Alaska. The Whistler, Raintree West, and Island Mountain deposits on the roughly 42,000-acre Whistler property host 118.2 million metric tons of indicated resource averaging 0.51 grams per metric ton (1.94 million ounces) gold, 2.19 g/t (8.3 million oz) silver, and 0.16%...

  • Victoria Gold Yukon Canada John McConnell Eagle Mine E.A. Scholz Award CEO

    Award-winning success at Eagle Gold

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Feb 24, 2022

    People. Victoria Gold Corp. CEO John McConnell's answer could not be more concise or clear when asked about the secret behind junior exploration turned gold producing company's success in developing, commissioning, and the first year-and-a-half of operations at the Eagle Gold Mine. Not planning, even though having a well-engineered plan and sticking to it was critical to staying on budget and schedule while developing a 200,000-ounce-per-day gold operation in the middle of...

  • Historic Eskay Creek mine project Golden Triangle BC

    Skeena builds strong mining partnerships

    Shane Lasley, Data Mine North|Updated Feb 18, 2022

    With its sights set on revitalizing the historic Eskay Creek and Snip gold mines, Skeena Resources Ltd. is expanding resources and building strong partnerships at these exceptional precious metal projects in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. As a testament to the enormous potential of Eskay Creek and Snip, as well as Skeena's responsible approach to bringing them back into production, Tahltan Central Government invested C$5 million to acquire 1.6 million shares of this... Full story

  • Donlin Gold Novagold Barrick joint venture 2022 budget assay highlights

    Partners budget $60M for Donlin Gold

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Feb 10, 2022

    Following the completion of a robust 2021 program that culminated in a decision to move forward with updating the feasibility study for developing a mine at Donlin Gold, Novagold Resources Inc. announced that the project partners have approved a $60 million budget for the 2022 program at this world-class gold project in Southwest Alaska. "While 2021 was an exceptional year and represents yet another positive turning point for Novagold and for the Donlin Gold project, 2022...

  • AME Award recipients 2021 Jill Tsolinas Ted Muraro John McConnell Victoria Gold

    AME to celebrate mining excellence at Gala

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Feb 10, 2022

    The Association for Mineral Exploration will recognize 11 leaders who have made significant contributions to the mineral exploration and development industry during the AME Roundup 2022. "The AME Celebration of Excellence Awards recognize the achievements of individuals who contribute to successfully finding, funding and building safe and responsible mineral exploration and development projects," explained AME Chair Jill Tsolinas. The 2021 Celebration of Excellence Awards...

  • Western Alaska Minerals Illinois Creek Mining District Waterpump WAM Honker

    The emergence of Western Alaska Minerals

    Shane Lasley, Data Mine North|Updated Jan 26, 2022

    As a milestone toward achieving its mission to unlock the vast precious and base metals potential across its 35,520-acre Illinois Creek Mining District property, Western Alaska Copper & Gold successfully listed on the TSX Venture Exchange last November. Western Alaska Minerals Corp., the new name for the exploration company with a decade of success as a private explorer, gained its TSX.V listing via a reverse takeover merger with the already listed 1246779 B.C. Ltd. Prior to t... Full story

  • ATAC Resources Connaught Yukon Canada Rackla Gold exploration trenching

    ATAC perseveres after tote road setback

    A.J. Roan, Data Mine North|Updated Jan 26, 2022

    ATAC Resources Ltd. focused its 2021 mineral exploration largely on the East Goldfield project in Nevada and the Connaught project in western Yukon, a departure from more than a decade of primarily exploring its district-scale Rackla Gold property in the Yukon. This shift in jurisdictional and project focus followed the Yukon government's rejection of the company's application for a permit to build a private road that would support advanced exploration and potential mine... Full story

  • Blackwolf Copper and Gold Heatherdale Resources Alaska Niblack Rob McLeod

    Hunting in Southeast Alaska with Blackwolf

    A.J. Roan, Data Mine North|Updated Jan 26, 2022

    Under the new leadership of longtime Alaska and Northern British Columbia explorer Rob McLeod, Blackwolf Copper and Gold Ltd., formerly Heatherdale Resources Ltd., is bringing new vigor and geological ideas to the exploration of its Niblack copper-gold-silver-zinc project on Princes of Wales Island in Southeast Alaska. "Our name change to Blackwolf Copper and Gold better reflects the company's spirit and vision, particularly with consultation and inclusion with indigenous... Full story

  • Trilogy Metals Ambler Mining District Alaska UKMP Upper Kobuk Mineral Projects

    Trilogy has begun to explore beyond UKMP

    Shane Lasley, Data Mine North|Updated Jan 26, 2022

    With the Upper Kobuk Mineral Projects being advanced under a joint venture with South32 Ltd., Trilogy Metals Inc. has begun exploring for Arctic-type volcanogenic massive sulfide deposits on three properties it staked across the southern slopes of the Brooks Range in northern Alaska during 2021. "While Trilogy is focused on the oversight of our primary asset, the UKMP which is being managed by Ambler Metals LLC, the joint venture company equally owned by Trilogy Metals and Sou... Full story

  • Kennecott Copper Mine Alaska Syndicate Stephen Birch J.P. Morgan Guggenheim

    Alaskan copper mine, once giant of America

    A.J. Roan, Mining News|Updated Jan 20, 2022

    "During the two decades preceding and those following World War I, when the United States produced more than half the world's copper, the mines at Kennecott, Alaska were among the nation's largest, and contained the last of the great high grade copper ore deposits discovered in the American West. Just as mining technology was gearing up to exploit the low-grade ores that remained in the West, the Kennecott mines exposed an ore deposit of quality unequaled anywhere in the... Full story

  • Sealaska ANCSA Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act Data Mine North magazine

    Sealaska strives to build a better future

    Shane Lasley, Data Mine North|Updated Jan 6, 2022

    Seeking economic and cultural prosperity for its more than 23,000 Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian shareholders while also looking to provide even greater benefits for future generations, Sealaska takes a balanced approach to developing the resources growing above and stored beneath its lands in Southeast Alaska. This does not mean the Southeast Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA) corporation shuns mining or other resource development in its region, a nearly 600-mile... Full story

  • Ahtna Regional Corporation ANCSA Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act traditions

    Ahtna region lies at Alaskan crossroads

    Shane Lasley, Data Mine North|Updated Jan 6, 2022

    As an Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act regional corporation that is balancing traditional values with economic opportunities across a 26-million-acre picturesque and resource-rich traditional region at the epicenter of Alaska's highway system, Ahtna Inc. lies at a literal and figurative crossroads. Bordered by the majestic Alaska Range to the north, the equally beautiful Chugach Mountains to the south, the Canadian border to the east, and the Denali National Park to the... Full story

  • Kinross Gold Felix Pedro Fairbanks Alaska mining history 25th anniversary

    Golden Heart City shares 25-year success

    A.J. Roan, Mining News|Updated Dec 9, 2021

    Spread across the Tanana Valley foothills, accessible by road, rail, and air, Fairbanks is called Alaska's Golden Heart City for a reason. Laying claim to a colorful history, the city at the center of the Last Frontier has its roots dug deep from the many mining discoveries throughout the century within the simply named Fairbanks Mining District. Although early exploration had Russian traders in and around the Tanana region, it would not be until 1885 when Henry Tureman... Full story

  • Western Alaska mineral explorer now public

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Dec 2, 2021

    After more than a decade of advancing multiple precious and base metals deposits and targets across its more than 49,000-acre Illinois Creek Mining District property as a private company, Western Alaska Copper & Gold is now a public junior explorer listed on the TSX Venture Exchange. Western Alaska Minerals Corp., the new name for the mineral exploration company, became listed on the TSX.V on Nov. 15 through a reverse takeover merger with the already listed 1246779 B.C. Ltd.... Full story

  • Fireweed Zinc ATAC Resources Cantex Mine Development Macmillan Pass Rackla

    Base metals projects post strong results

    Rose Ragsdale, For Mining News|Updated Oct 28, 2021

    Drill results from mineral exploration programs in Canada's Yukon Territory this year are beginning to roll in as numerous companies wind down 2021 field operations in what some describe as one of the busiest mining seasons in years. Coming on the heels of an eight-year capital market down-cycle, plus a 2020 season burdened with operating restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the current season is bringing more upbeat challenges to Canada's Far North typically associated...

  • Gil-Sourdough Kinross Gold Mike Dunleavy North of 60 Mining News Fort Knox Mill

    Kinross Alaska breaks ground at Gil Mine

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Oct 28, 2021

    GIL-SOURDOUGH – With a Sept. 23 blast of explosives that fractured rock in preparation for the start of mining at Gil-Sourdough, Kinross Gold Corp. has raised the bar for mine openings with a literal groundbreaking ceremony at what is now the sixth large-scale metal mine in Alaska. "I hope this is just the beginning and there are a lot more plays like this and we have a future, not just here at Fort Knox but across the great state of Alaska," Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy said t...

  • Ketchikan Alaska Ucore Rare Metals Southeast Conference Strategic Metals Complex

    A SE Alaska resource development complex

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Oct 14, 2021

    Ucore Rare Metals Inc. Oct. 7 announced that it has entered into a memorandum of agreement with Alaska's Southeast Conference for the evaluation and potential establishment of a Natural Resource Development Complex that would host Ucore's planned Alaska Strategic Metals Complex, a facility for processing rare earth elements and other critical minerals. "The establishment of the MOA between Ucore and Southeast Conference is an important moment in the development of the Alaska S...

  • Agnico Eagle Mines Meliadine Nunavut Canada Kirkland Lake merger Abitibi

    Agnico, Kirkland agree to golden merger

    Shane Lasley, Mining News|Updated Oct 7, 2021

    Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. and Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. have announced plans to merge into a major mining company slated to produce 3.4 million ounces of gold this year. With similar market capitalizations and gold production profiles in Canada and other politically stable jurisdictions, the deal is considered a merger of equals that would create a company with a market cap of around US$23 million based on a slight drop in share prices of both companies following the merger announ...

  • Critical Minerals Alliances US strategy energy transition zero-carbon EV

    Building a US critical minerals strategy

    Shane Lasley, Data Mine North|Updated Sep 16, 2021

    A heavy reliance on imports for a long list of minerals and metals critical to American supply chains could be a stumbling block for the Biden administration's ambitious "Build Back Better" agenda. "From the largest infrastructure plan since the Eisenhower interstate highway system, to an aggressive plan for a national energy transition, the Biden administration's agenda will require an immense amount of minerals," National Mining Association President and CEO Rich Nolan... Full story

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