Silver Grail owns interests in 12 mineral properties in the southern portion of British Columbia’s famous “Golden Triangle”, a region known to have many world class deposits. Among these large deposits are Seabridge Gold’s KSM property, currently host to the world’s greatest undeveloped reserves of copper and gold, and also Pretium Resources’ Brucejack-Snowfield property, which controls Canada’s newest gold start-up, the $1 Billion, high-grade Valley of the Kings gold mine. West of these is the formerly producing Eskay Creek gold-silver mine, once the richest precious metal VMS mine in the world.

Many other prospects in the region are aiming for near term production--one of these covers the formerly producing Premier gold mine, North America’s greatest dividend-payer in the 1920’s (now owned by Ascot Resources). Silver Grail’s properties are all clustered around three other up-and-comers in the area, IDM Mining’s Red Mountain gold property, Auryn Resources Homestake gold-silver property, and Dolly Varden Silver’s property, the latter host to former producers Dolly Varden and Torbrit Mines (the Torbrit was Canada’s 3rd largest silver mine during the1950’s).

The Red Mountain property is expected to receive a green light from federal/provincial authorities later in 2018, with the company aiming for production in 2020. All of this activity has heightened awareness on the potential of the region and will help Silver Grail in its exploration efforts. Silver Grail staked its first claims in and around Stewart in 1980 and can be considered a pioneer in the region.