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Airborne surveys to provide new mining information

The GNWT is looking for additional insight the potential of mining exploration.

Two new airborne geophysical surveys have taken a look into how the Slave Geological Province of the Northwest Territories will match up in terms of potential mines.

The surveys used airborne magnetic and electromagnetic data to analyze the area.

The final reports will be released on June 22nd.

Cameron Wilkinson
Cameron Wilkinson
News Reporter

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