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This is a receipt pursuant to s.69 of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act, SY 2018 c.9 …
The Tintina Gold Province (TGP) of east-central Alaska, Yukon Territory, and the southwestern Northwest Territories comprises a very large number …
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In 1966, a conspicuous orange red gossan south of Hart River in the Wernecke Mountains was prospected and staked. The …
Significant economic concentrations of placer gold were first recognized in an intermediate level terrace near Dawson City in the late …
A study of rare barium minerals from the Yukon Territory has resulted in the discovery of at least one and …