Copper North Mining

Overview

Copper North Mining Corp. (TSXV:COL) is a mineral exploration and development company focused on transforming the Carmacks project into a low-cost, environmentally sustainable, copper and precious metals producer. Carmacks is a near-term producer and is partially permitted for construction.

The Carmacks project is 100 percent owned by Copper North and located 220 kilometers northwest of Whitehorse, in the mining-friendly Yukon Territory. The project is road accessible and located 11 kilometers from grid power.

Copper North’s Carmacks Project – Key Values

• Advanced-stage:
  • Approximately 3.5 years to production
  • Positioned to take advantage of any potential copper supply shortfalls
  • Partly permitted to build
  • Feasibility engineering-level open pit mining, waste rock management and infrastructure designs
• Low-cost copper producer:
  • C1 cash cost of US$1.08 per pound after precious metal credits (2016 PEA)
• Established regional infrastructure:
  • Road accessible
  • 11 kilometers from Yukon grid power (94 percent hydro generated in 2018)
• High-grade oxide copper-gold–silver mineral resource:
  • Drilling in 2015 and 2017 increased the oxide mineral resource tonnage by 36 percent, potentially adding 2.5 years to the currently planned seven-year mine life, with further exploration potential remaining on the property (2016 PEA and April 9, 2018 news release)
  • Underlying sulfide mineral resource open at depth along the entire oxide strike length
• Engineered for environmentally sustainable copper production:
  • Dry stack tailings management, grid power, cathode copper production on-site with no smelting required

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