Highway 37
Stikine R.
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Skeena R.
Nass R.
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Nor thwest Tr ansmission Line
Brucejack(Pretivm Resources)Brucejack(Pretivm Resources)
KSM(Seabridge Gold)KSM(Seabridge Gold)
Red Chris(Imperial Metals)
Schaft Creek(Copper Fox/Teck)
Galore Creek(Nova Gold/Teck)
Dolly Varden(Dolly Varden Silver)
Porter Idaho(Skeena
Resources)
Eskay Creek(Skeena Resources/
Barrick)
Eskay Creek(Skeena Resources/
Barrick)
Snip(Skeena
Resources)
GJ (Skeena Resources)
Spectrum(Skeena Resources)
Saddle(GT Gold)
Port ofStewart
Nisga’aLands
Tahl
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Nass Area Boundary
TahltanTerritory
Vancouver
BritishColumbia
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BC Regional Mining Alliance
The NTL is a 344-kilometre, 287-kilovolt transmission line that provides low-cost, clean electricity for industrial development in northwest B.C.
The Port of Stewart is the most northerly ice-free port in North America, offering low shipping costs, low environmental impact and favourable ship turn around times.
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BC Regional Mining Alliance
The BC Regional Mining Alliance (BC RMA) is a northwest regional partnership between First Nations, industry and provincial government representatives. BC is a world-class mining jurisdiction, rich in mining history and home to sixteen operating mines and a thriving mineral exploration sector. The BC RMA is a collaborative effort that welcomes the opportunity to share our success stories from grassroots exploration, through permitting and into operations, from the perspective of all partners across our sector.
OUR REGION
The Golden Triangle area in northwest BC has been a focus of mineral exploration and mining activity for over 150 years. Early discoveries included significant gold, silver, copper, zinc, lead and molybdenum deposits throughout the region, which covers nearly one-quarter of the province of BC. Today, a rise in commodity prices and improvements in infrastructure have made the Golden Triangle one of the hottest mineral exploration districts in the world.
OUR ADVANTAGE
British Columbia is a leading mining jurisdiction with a bright mining future. Mining Journal’s 2017 World Risk Report ranked BC as the least risky jurisdiction in the world for resource investment, largely on the back of its world-leading mining code. World-class mineral deposits combined with distinct competitive advantages make the province a top destination for mining investment. Industry, First Nations and all levels of government are working together to encourage responsible resource development and ensure positive outcomes for sustainable, lasting economic development that supports local communities. Socially and environmentally responsible resource development rooted in local partnerships is the new way of doing business – and BC is leading the way.