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A 2000 m thick succession of six metasedimentary and metavolcanic units ranging in age from Ordovician through Permian strikes northwest …
The following report by Quantec Geosciences Ltd. presents the results of a Titan-24 geophysical survey that was co-funded by Capstone …
This report provides comprehensive documentation of landslide, permafrost subsidence and fluvial erosion-related geohazards for the Yukon portion of the Dempster …
Superseded / obsolete Department of Education COVID-19 guidelines for schools.
The Finlayson Lake Targeted Geoscience Initiative, conducted jointly by the Geological Survey of Canada and Yukon Geology Program, comprised new …
Prepared by the Department of Finance under the direction of Management Board.
1st Session of the 35th Legislature
Yukon …
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This map of the magnetic total field was derived from data acquired during an aeromagnetic survey carried out by Fugro …
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