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Gary Thompson, CEO of Brixton Metals, provides a glimpse into the exploration opportunities this year at the Thorn Project in BC's Golden Triangle. The company recently raised more than $14M and will be putting the cash to work in its hunt for added scale to the Camp Creek porphyry mineralization. Gary would also like to test a few targets never drilled before.

Paul West-Sell, CEO of Western Copper and Gold, joins the podcast for a an editorial interview on the Casino Project moving int 2024. There were a lot of discussions on Yukon being on the forefront of both infrastructure and power improvements, but Casino also being on the forefront of the Territory's mining license improvements.

Kit Marrs joins us from the AME Roundup Conference for a little be of a preamble of the companies work as they head into its initial resource estimate for Waterpump Creek. We talk about market expectations for CRD-system resources and Kit's own expectations for the report.

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Drew Zimmerman of Stallion Uranium joins us to talk about the uranium market and why he thinks its time to follow the uranium exploration equities. He provides an update on Stallion, including a work done in preparation for this year's drill program following a recently announced financing.

Derek White of Ascot Resources joins us as the team advances the Premier Gold Project towards commissioning and production. Derek talks about this latest round of financing to help address some of the overruns during construction and also add some operational padding. We also chat about the significance of Premier becoming British Columbia's next operating gold mine.

We wrap the AME BC Roundup Conference this year with a familiar voice! Kylie Williams, Director, Communications & Member Relations here at AME shares some of the big highlights of the week, including some of the more powerful sessions regarding critical minerals, First Nations partnerships, and inclusivity of others unfamiliar with mining and mineral exploration in the province.

Craig Taylor of Defense Metals joins us from the Roundup Conference for an introduction into the Wicheeda rare earth elements project in British Columbia. We discuss the importance of this project and how the company has partnered with the McLeod Lake Indian Band to advance and mutually benefit from the project.

Li-FT Power's Francis Macdonald joins us in Vancouver for some corporate editorial comments on some of the latest drill results out of the Yellowknife Lithium Project. Francis talks about another drill campaign this year as the company heads into a resource estimate later in the year. We chat about market expectations for pegmatite lithium projects.

We wrap up Day 3 at the Roundup Conference in Vancouver with two important conversations. First, Brady Clift of Geoscience BC talks about the two recent data projects the organizations have presented this year. Its a little bit of a different approach than years past. This go around, the organizations has presented data regarding mineralization of critical materials in waste dumps, old mine tailings and coalfields. We then turn to  Keivan Hirji, Newmont's Senior Sustainability & External Relations Specialist For North America. Mr. Hirji discusses the acquisition of Newcrest, what it means for the province of British Columbia, and how the organization continues to extend its partnerships with local communities and First Nations.