W I N T E R 2 0 1 4
49
2015 ROUNDUP PREVIEW
mineral potential to support successful
targeting of minerals-related invest-
ments. Accessing public geoscience data
reduces investment risk and encour-
ages intelligent exploration. In the
Canadian Cordillera, publicly funded
studies are conducted by geoscientists
from the British Columbia Geological
Sur vey, t he Geological Sur vey of
Canada, Geoscience BC and the Yukon
Geological Survey. In this session, talks
will highlight results from recent and
ongoing projects that are of interest to
the mineral exploration sector, and pro-
vide information on how to access new
data and information.
British Columbia, Yukon and
Alaska: Mineral Exploration and
Mining Highlights
Tuesday, January 27 | Afternoon
The Cordillera of British Columbia,
Yukon and Alaska has a rich mining
history and great diversity of deposit
types. Intelligent and determined explo-
ration continues to yield exciting and
important new discoveries, including
gold (epithermal, shear zone, Carlin
and intrusion-related), porphyry (cop-
per-gold and copper-molybdenum),
Great Slave Helicopters.indd 1 14-11-18 2:42 PM
