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Minto Copper/Gold/Silver Project

The Minto Project is a brownfield copper-gold-silver mine in Yukon that produced venmore than 500 million pounds of copper before ceasing operations in 2023. Acquired by the Selkirk First Nation and now being advanced by Selkirk Copper, the project combines existing mining infrastructure with a substantial resource base and recent exploration success, supporting a planned restart and expansion based on responsible mining and Indigenous partnership.

Province or territory: Yukon · Source-described stage: Restart evaluation · Source location: Yukon — regional placement

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The Minto Project is a brownfield copper-gold-silver mine in Yukon that produced venmore than 500 million pounds of copper before ceasing operations in 2023. Acquired by the Selkirk First Nation and now being advanced by Selkirk Copper, the project combines existing mining infrastructure with a substantial resource base and recent exploration success, supporting a planned restart and expansion based on responsible mining and Indigenous partnership. Source-described stage: Restart evaluation. Location: Yukon — regional placement.

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