Yava
Nunavut’s Emerging Silver Opportunity
The Yava Property is in the Mackenzie Mining District, in the Territory of Nunavut, approximately 450 kilometers northeast of Yellowknife.
The Yava Property encompasses known base and precious metal occurrences along the Hackett-Back River greenstone belt, positioned just 45 kilometres from Glencore’s Hackett River project, which hosts one of the largest undeveloped silver resources in the world.
Strategic Location in Prime Mining District
The Yava Property is in the Mackenzie Mining District, in the Territory of Nunavut, approximately 450 kilometers northeast of Yellowknife. The project was acquired from Blue Moon Metals Inc. on October 2, 2024 at a cost of $0.08 per ounce of contained silver in historic resource.
The Yava Property encompasses known base and precious metal occurrences along the Hackett-Back River greenstone belt, positioned just 45 kilometres from Glencore’s Hackett River project, which hosts one of the largest undeveloped silver resources in the world.
Key Highlights
- 4.5 Million ounces of silver (historic resource)
- Property expanded from 1,280 to 4,395 hectares (Oct 2024)
- 45 km from Hackett River (Glencore)
- Multiple exploration targets identified
- 100% ownership of property
Key Highlights
According to Xstrata’s December 31, 2012, report, Hackett River’s resource estimate includes
Indicated
4.2% zinc
0.6% lead
0.5% copper
130 g/t silver
0.3 g/t gold
Inferred
3.0% zinc
0.5% lead
0.4% copper
100 g/t silver
0.2 g/t gold
Incorporate
Historical Resource Estimate
In 1976, Brascan Resources Ltd. estimated the Yava Main Zone to contain:
Comment on Historical Resource Estimate
The historic preliminary resource estimate of 1.3Mt grading 1.03% Cu, 1.6% Pb, 4.96% Zn, 3.42 opt Ag and 0.008 opt Au was prepared for Brascan Resources Ltd. It is classed as a historic mineral resource estimate. A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify this historic tonnage estimate as a current mineral resource and the Company is not treating the estimate as a current mineral resource. The historic resource estimate cannot be relied upon. Additional work, including verification drilling / sampling and remodeling, will be required to verify the estimate as a current mineral resource. In addition, the assessment of economic viability would need to be redone using current or foreseeable metals prices, which are higher than those used in the historic estimate.
Dorian L. (Dusty) Nicol, the Company’s CEO (PG, FAusIMM), a qualified person as defined by NI 43-101, has reviewed the scientific and technical information presented on this website.