CEO Clips - Cascadia Minerals Opens New Copper-Gold Frontier in the Yukon
Exploration company targeting untapped copper-gold potential in Canada's Stikine Terrane
Cascadia Minerals is breaking new ground in a part of the Yukon that has seen little to no historical exploration—despite its geological similarities to British Columbia's prolific copper-gold belts. As one of the first companies to explore the Stikine Terrane in the Yukon, Cascadia is uncovering high-grade mineralization in areas that have been overlooked for decades. The company recently made a new copper-gold discovery just 10 kilometres from road and power access, reporting over 1,000 grams of gold per tonne at surface in some samples. Fully funded for its 2025 exploration campaign, Cascadia is preparing to drill this newly identified high-grade zone while advancing a pipeline of other early-stage targets across its broader land package in the Yukon and British Columbia.
Key Takeaways
First mover in Yukon's underexplored Stikine Terrane
Exploring for copper and gold in the Yukon and BC
New discovery with over 1,000 g/t gold in early surface samples
Project located just 10 km from road and power access
Fully funded and preparing to drill newly identified high-grade zones
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Cascadia Minerals is exploring in the Yukon and looking around in BC as well, primarily for copper and gold. We're kind of the first movers in the Yukon in what's called the Stikine Terrane, and that's Stikine Terrane is what hosts a major copper gold projects and mines in British Columbia. And nobody's ever really looked at it. Whereas we're the first people going in there. We found the cash project, and we're finding more new targets in areas where people have never even explored before in the history of the Yukon, or cash property is ten kilometers from the road and power, and we made a brand new discovery. We're finding over 1000 gram gold material on that target, which is spectacular. I've never seen that before in my life. You know, we're fully funded for a great program. We're going to drill that high grade amp zone in a couple of months. So we have a great pipeline of other projects coming online, and we actually have a lot going on. We're well funded and it's going to be a great year.
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