EXPLORATION & DEVELOPMENT

Pandemic fails to dent Yukon resource momentum

COVID-19 put the brakes on mineral exploration and production plans in Canada’s Yukon earlier this year, but the gradual easing of travel restrictions and the implementation of preventative health protocols have seen the industry play catch up with projected activity, says deputy premier Ranj Pillai.

Yukon deputy premier Ranj Pillai is bullish on the territory's discovery potential

Yukon deputy premier Ranj Pillai is bullish on the territory's discovery potential

"Everybody thought there was going to be a pretty significant decrease in activity this year, but we're now catching up to what we thought we were going to see. That's exciting," Pillai said during the...

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