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Sunday, 07/18/2021 11:48:37 AM

Sunday, July 18, 2021 11:48:37 AM

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What's the massive Hold-Up regarding Brewery Creek Project & the YUKON GOVERNMENT?

"... Golden Predator, which later acquired Brewery Creek, has recently ramped up efforts to restart operations at the shuttered mine.

Phase one of this plan envisions the reprocessing of the original heap leach pad where, according to Viceroy's records, roughly 10 million metric tons of run-of-mine ore averaging 1.5 grams per metric ton (525,094 oz) gold was placed on the heap leach pad. This would leave significant quantities available for recovery.
https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/07/14/2262618/0/en/Golden-Predator-Provides-Update-on-Arizona-Gold-Transaction.html

The mining of new material under the existing license is the second phase of Golden Predator's plans for resumption of operations.

Phase 3, which is contingent upon continued exploration success and additional permitting, is expected to include expansion that would extend the life of the Brewery Creek Mine.

Phases 1 and 2 are covered under the existing licenses, phase 3 would requires additional authorizations.
The Yukon-Golden Predator committee aims to enable the territorial government and mining company to make informed decisions that fall within their respective roles and jurisdiction for Brewery Creek. This approach to information sharing and exchange also gives the two parties an ongoing ability to coordinate information as Golden Predator advances the project.

"Canada's Yukon is a premier jurisdiction that has an amazing future capable of realizing on the potential for local wealth creation, employment, training, tax revenue and business development to Yukon communities from mining activities," said Golden Predator Mining CEO Janet Lee-Sheriff. "The Yukon often seeks innovative solutions and continues to illustrate its dedication to working together on this project and with the mineral sector in the Yukon."
https://www.miningnewsnorth.com/story/2020/02/07/northern-neighbors/brewery-creek-mine-committee-established/6163.html
Why the lengthy Hold-Up regarding Brewery Creek Project & the YUKON GOVERNMENT?
https://yukon.ca/en/science-and-natural-resources/mining/brewery-creek-mine-licensing-documents