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42 www.resourceworld.com A U G U S T / S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 7 genic massive sulphide mineralization. The property was recently optioned to BMC Minerals Ltd., owner of the nearby Kudz Ze Kayah copper-gold-cobalt project, also located in southeast Yukon. The company has about $750,000 in the treasury and considers itself to be a low risk vehicle for Yukon exposure as the shares were trading at 6 cents on July 17, 2017. Rockhaven Resources Ltd.'s [RK-TSXV] key asset is the wholly-owned Klaza Project, which is estimated to host an inferred resource of 1.36 million ounces of gold and 26 million ounces of silver. A Preliminary Economic Assessment has indicated that Klaza could produce approximately 630,000 ounces of gold and 11.4 million ounces of silver over a lifespan of 14 years. The PEA said the project could also yield 51.2 million pounds of lead and 52.4 million pounds of zinc during that period. The project is road accessible and benefits from its proximity to an electri- cal power grid. As $30 million has already been spent so far, Rockhaven said work this year is focused on infill drilling, metal- lurgy and exploration drilling to identify new gold zones. Independence Gold Corp. [IGO- TSXV] holds a portfolio of early stage gold projects in the White Gold District. The company is currently being run by Kendra Johnston, formerly manager of corporate development, after CEO Randy Turner was forced to take a leave of absence due to a family illness. He is best known for guiding Winspear Diamonds from the dis- covery of the Snap Lake diamond find in the Northwest Territories to its eventual sale to De Beers Mining for $305 million. The company has said its 2017 Yukon explora- tion program will focus this year on the wholly-owned Boulevard Project, which lies adjacent to Goldcorp's Coffee Project. The main aim is to define additional gold mineralization within the Sunrise- Sunset Zone, where earlier drill highlights include 4.36 g/t gold over 6.1 metres. The company is also planning to complete regional exploration activities to discover new targets at Boulevard and its other White Gold District projects. n

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