Western Copper and Gold

Advances the wholly owned Casino project in west-central Yukon, a proposed open-pit mine designed to produce copper concentrate with associated gold and silver, separate molybdenum concentrate, gold-silver doré and copper-sulphide precipitate. The single operating segment covers mineral-property acquisition, exploration and future development; there is no producing property or production revenue. Current work pairs environmental assessment and permitting with engineering, First Nations engagement, transportation planning and power infrastructure.

Executes through Casino Mining Corp. while coordinating with affected First Nations and public assessment bodies. Casino lies primarily within Selkirk First Nation traditional territory, while its proposed access road also crosses Little Salmon/Carmacks First Nation traditional territory. The project’s path depends on the YESAB review, subsequent licensing, external capital, a new access road, power and long-haul transport to Skagway.