Galore Creek: A World-Class Copper-Gold Deposit in NW British Columbia

On October 18, Galore Creek opened its Dease Lake Office to community members for an Open House celebrating Tahltan Day. Visitors were able to view Tahltan artifacts recovered at the Galore Creek Project site before they were transferred into the care of the Tahltan Central Government (TCG).

Thank you to the Kleanza Consulting Ltd. team and to everyone who spent part of their Tahltan Day with us.

Read more about the day here: lnkd.in/eRNFHfre

Galore Creek’s Sustainability Strategy provides a framework for how we approach our work across six key areas:

🦺 Health & Safety
👥 People
🤝 Communities & Indigenous Peoples
💧 Water Stewardship
🌿 Environmental Stewardship
🌎 Climate Change

Together, these priorities help guide decision-making throughout Project development and support our approach to building a resilient and responsible Project.

Learn more about our Sustainability Strategy: lnkd.in/efJky9ej

Today, we recognize Tahltan Day and the enduring strength, culture and community of the Tahltan Nation.

Galore Creek is located within Tahltan Territory, and our longstanding relationship with the Tahltan Nation continues to shape how we approach our work and Project development.

In recognition of Tahltan Day, we are pleased to celebrate this year’s Tahltan-GCMC Bursary and Ann M Ball Bursary recipients and the goals they are working toward.

Established through the Participation Agreement in 2006, the Tahltan-GCMC Bursary Program has supported Tahltan students pursuing education, training and career goals for 20 years. Now in its 6th year, the Ann M Ball Bursary supports Tahltan leaders enrolled in post-secondary education.

We extend our appreciation to Tahltan community members, leaders, Elders and youth, and congratulate this year’s bursary recipients as they continue their education and pursue their goals.

Happy Tahltan Day.