As Gold Terra evolves plan to reopen Con Mine, residents query changes
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The company hopes to complete an economic assessment in early 2027, begin permitting that year and potentially start construction in 2028 or 2029.
Panneton acknowledged Yellowknife’s electricity system would not have enough capacity to support the project, which would require approximately 15 megawatts.
Panneton estimated construction could require approximately 400 workers over 12 to 16 months, while an operating mine would employ around 200 people.
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As Gold Terra evolves plan to reopen Con Mine, residents query changes
Eshana Gohil
Friday October 23, 2026 at 5:55am MT
Gerald Panneton studies core samples from beneath Con Mine. Ollie Williams/Cabin Radio
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Gold Terra’s plans to revive gold mining at Yellowknife’s former Con Mine could bring hundreds of jobs to the city, though some residents question how the project would affect housing, electricity and the environment.…
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