Mineral Exploration

Winter 2017

Mineral Exploration is the official publication of the Association of Mineral Exploration British Columbia.

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42 Mineral Exploration | amebc.ca PHOTO: GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA use facilities developed for KUG. KUG has an estimated 246.4 million tonnes of indicated resource, with 1.195 million pounds copper, 3.3 million ounces gold and 13.9 million ounces silver. Within this resource are probable reserves of 107.4 million tonnes containing 629.6 million pounds copper, 1.9 million ounces gold and 6.7 million ounces silver. KE is estimated to contain an indicated resource of 113 million tonnes containing 954 million pounds copper, 1.7 million ounces gold and 7.1 million ounces silver. In March 2017, AuRico acquired Kiska Metals Corp. and entered into an agreement with First Quantum Minerals Ltd. to explore the Kliyul property in 2017, by a 40-line-km induced polarization (IP) survey. Centerra Gold began an on-lease exploration program at its Mt. Milligan mine. The program, designed to extend the ore body, included 6,812 metres of drilling near the open pit and 280 line-km of ground magnetics on 100-metre spacings south and southwest of the open pit. In April 2017, Serengeti Resources Inc. released an NIž43-101 report on its Kwanika property. The Kwanika porphyry deposit consists of the Central and South zones, which Serengeti has been exploring for more than a decade. The report proposes an integrated open-pit and underground (block caving) Central zone mine, with a life of 15 years at 15,000 NORTHEAST AND NORTH CENTRAL REGIONS Pseudoboudinage of limestone host rock intruded by flow-banded carbonatite at Arctic Star Exploration Corp.'s CAP project.

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