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Shane Lasley

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Prime Minister Carney commits to the North

Unveils C$7.3B for Arctic security; territorial leaders push for long-term investment in northern economy. Just four days after being sworn in as Canada's new prime minister, Mark Carney flew to Nunavut to reaffirm Ottawa's commitment to strengthening Arctic security and unlocking the economic potential across Canada's mineral-rich North. "Our gove...
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Tower Hill outlines 2025 Livengood plans

Antimony studies and work to support future gold mine permitting slated for this year. International Tower Hill Mines Ltd. March 12 reported that it plans to carry out a $3.7 million work program this year at its 13.5-million-ounce Livengood gold project in Alaska. Following up on last week's announcement that it plans to study the potential of rec...
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Copper tariffs could boost Palmer project

President Trump's copper executive order and potential tariffs could benefit American Pacific's domestic copper projects. American Pacific Mining Corp. Feb. 27 said its copper-centric mineral exploration projects in Alaska and Montana are positioned to benefit from a focus on domestic copper sources as President Donald Trump considers placing tarif...
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Antimony added to New Polaris resources

New calculation adds a critical minerals component to the 1 million oz gold project in Northern British Columbia. Canagold Resources Ltd. Feb. 21 announced the results of a new resource estimate that adds antimony to more than 1 million oz of gold outlined so far at its New Polaris mine project in Northern British Columbia. "We are thrilled to inco...
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More gold, longer life at Kensington mine

Coeur's focus on increasing reserves has culminated in higher gold output and extended mine life at Alaska operation. A multi-year exploration and underground development initiative launched by Coeur Mining Inc. in 2022 has culminated in a substantial increase in reserves at Kensington and a boost in gold production at the Southeast Alaska mine. "A...
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Greenridge confirms high-grade uranium

Sampling affirms known showings and makes a new discovery at Nut Lake project in Nunavut. Greenridge Exploration Inc. Feb. 19 reported that its 2024 exploration at Nut Lake has confirmed the high-grade uranium potential at five targets across an eight-kilometer (five miles) stretch of this project in Nunavut's Thelon Basin. Lying about 55 kilometer...
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Core Assets eyes larger copper potential

Company identifies probable porphyry copper-gold center at Laverdiere project in Northern B.C. Core Assets Corp. Feb. 18 reported that mapping, sampling, and a review of assay of drill results has identified what appears to be a large porphyry center at the Laverdiere copper project on the company's Blue property in Northern British Columbia. Lying...
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Two more Surebet gold veins discovered

Latest Golddigger assays include seven meters of 15.51 g/t Au-eq in Surebet; discovery of two stacked gold-bearing veins. Goliath Resources Ltd. Feb. 18 reported additional results from 2024 drilling that cut through previously known and newly discovered gold-mineralized veins within the 1,800-meter-long Surebet Corridor on the Golddigger project i...
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Coeur Alaska invests in Juneau's youth

Following its donations for technical training and environmental majors, Kensington Mine operator establishes a long-term endowment for K-12 students. Adding to its support of Southeast Alaska high schoolers learning technical skills and college students majoring in environmental sciences, Coeur Alaska Inc. is supporting a new endowment to fund ext...
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Kinross Alaska gold output on the rise

Manh Choh ore pushes Fort Knox gold production above 377,000 oz in 2024; further increases expected this year. Thanks to the roughly 140,000 ounces of gold recovered from high-grade ore delivered from the Manh Choh mine, Kinross Gold Corp.'s Fort Knox mine in Alaska produced 377,258 oz of gold last year, a 30% jump over the 290,651 oz produced in 2...
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Pogo-like stacked veins at Golddigger

Pogo-like stacked veins at Golddigger
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Silver47 finds critical minerals in Alaska

Identifies antimony, gallium, niobium, and vanadium at Red Mountain. Silver47 Exploration Corp. Feb. 12 reported that it has discovered a suite of critical minerals alongside the silver, gold, zinc, and copper in the Dry Creek and West Tundra Flat deposit on its Red Mountain project about 60 miles (100 kilometers) south of Fairbanks, Alaska. "The h...
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Trenches cut high-grade NW Array antimony

One trench cut three meters of 50.26% antimony and 5.29 g/t gold at Treasure Creek target. Felix Gold Ltd. Jan.12 reported that assays have confirmed the high-grade antimony cut during late-season trenching at the NW Array and Scrafford targets on the company's Treasure Creek gold-antimony project about 12 miles north of Fairbanks, Alaska. Drilling...
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Alaska mine value climbs to $4.8B in 2024

Gold contributed most to the state's mine production value last year; zinc had a strong showing but will begin fading this year. At a value of roughly $2.3 billion, gold dethroned zinc as the most valuable metal produced in Alaska during 2024. While zinc had a strong year both in terms of tons produced and total production value, the galvanizing me...
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Nova geologists discover more of RPM

It appears that a glacier eroded parts of the gold deposit into the valley below. Nova Minerals Ltd. Feb. 3 reported that its regional sampling program may have discovered eroded portions of RPM in the valley below the higher-grade gold deposit on the company's Estelle project in the West Susitna Minerals District about 100 miles (160 kilometers) n...
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Toodoggone good mining district re-emerges

Amarc and Freeport McMoRan's AuRORA gold-copper discovery shines a spotlight on the increasingly popular Northern BC mining district. While the Golden Triangle region of northwestern British Columbia is undoubtedly a world-class mining district that is living up to its reputation, a gold, silver, and copper-enriched mining district in the northcent...
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Premier Mine needs more time and money

New CEO says the Northern B.C. gold mine will not be ready for a restart until July. Ascot Resources Ltd. President and CEO Jim Currie Feb. 5 reported that the restart of underground development at the Premier gold mine has been slower than expected, and his management team now expects ore to begin being fed through the mill in July. Currie, who ov...
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Alaska governor touts Graphite One progress

Dunleavy singles out Graphite Creek during State of the State Address; federal and state priorities are well-timed for Graphite One. Graphite One Inc. on Jan. 30 said the inclusion of Graphite Creek in Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy's 2025 State of the State Address underscores the importance of its efforts to establish an all-American graphite supply c...
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Coeur supports UAS environmental majors

Donates $30,000 to support longstanding environmental sciences scholarship endowment for University of Alaska Southeast students. To help the next generation of homegrown environmental scientists, Coeur Alaska Inc. has donated $30,000 to the Coeur Alaska Kensington Gold Mine Environmental Science Award, an endowed scholarship fund that supports Uni...
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ARE awarded DOE energy education grant

Funds will support ARE's endeavors to educate Alaska youth on natural resource opportunities. In support of fostering a new generation of Alaskan natural resource workers, the U.S. Department of Energy has awarded the Alaska Resource Education (ARE) $300,000 to fund the mission of spreading awareness about careers in the energy sector. "This fundin...