Cariboo Gold Project
The Cariboo Gold Project is a fully permitted, feasibility-stage underground gold development in British Columbia’s historic Wells-Barkerville mining camp. The project is designed to produce an average of 190,000 ounces of gold annually over a 10-year mine life through mechanized underground mining. With key provincial permits secured and pre-construction activities underway, Cariboo is positioned for construction following FID and financing.
Province or territory: British Columbia · Source-described stage: Pre-construction. Fully permitted and construction-ready pending final investment decision and financing · Source location: British Columbia — regional placement
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The Cariboo Gold Project is a fully permitted, feasibility-stage underground gold development in British Columbia’s historic Wells-Barkerville mining camp. The project is designed to produce an average of 190,000 ounces of gold annually over a 10-year mine life through mechanized underground mining. With key provincial permits secured and pre-construction activities underway, Cariboo is positioned for construction following FID and financing. Source-described stage: Pre-construction. Fully permitted and construction-ready pending final investment decision and financing. Location: British Columbia — regional placement.
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