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Early Bird Pricing |
Regular Oct.1 – Nov. 15 |
Onsite Nov.16 -19 |
Delegate Pass-YCM Members | $350 | $425.00 | $450.00 |
YCM Become a Member | $63.00 | $63.00 | $63.00 |
Delegate Pass-YCM Non-Member | $450.00 | $525.00 | $550.00 |
Delegate Pass-Government | $350.00 | $425.00 | $450.00 |
Delegate Pass-Elders & Seniors (65+) | $175.00 | $175.00 | $200.00 |
Delegate Pass-Student | $100.00 | $100.00 | $125.00 |
Banquet Tickets (Not Included in Delegate Pass) |
$200 | $200.00 | $200 |
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This course will review the basic geologic and metallogenic framework of the Yukon. The course will be delivered as a series of presentations from current and retired Yukon Geological Survey geologists and experts from the mineral exploration industry. Time is built in to allow for questions and discussion between topics. Light breakfast refreshments and a catered lunch will be included. Click the image above to register today!
Interested in Sponsoring the 2025 Forum?
Please contact us to learn more about the sponsorship opportunities available.
Become A Sponsor!
The Yukon Geoscience Forum & Trade Show is where the Yukon Mining Industry, First Nations, Government and Local Communities meet to advance Yukon’s sustainable exploration and mining industry. Yukon’s premier natural resource conference gathers representatives from all areas of Yukon’s natural resource sector, offering a diversity of speakers, delegates, and leaders to explore challenges, opportunities in this dynamic sector.
Become a sponsor today and raise your profile among an audience of prominent leaders and influencers in the Yukon’s mineral and mining sector.
Please be advised that sponsorship packages may become unavailable, as they are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
We would be pleased to connect with you to discover how we can tailor a sponsorship package to suit your organization’s needs. Please contact us to learn more.
Contact: admin@yukonminers.ca
Award Nominations
The Yukon Chamber of Mines (YCM) welcomes nominations for awards which will be presented at the Yukon Geoscience Forum Awards Banquet. Please submit your nominations by filling out the forms below.
As Yukon Government has extended the close of nominations for the Leckie Awards to October 22nd, 2025, the Yukon Chamber of Mines will honour the same extended deadline.
At this Year’s Geoscience Forum, the Yukon Chamber of Mines will honour a contribution made by an individual, corporation, or government department (federal, First Nation, territorial, or municipal) to the advancement of a sustainable and responsible Yukon mining industry.
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At this year’s Yukon Geoscience Forum, the Yukon Chamber of Mines will honour a YCM member (either an individual or a corporation) who has undertaken mineral exploration or development activities in the Yukon within the last 12 months, and who has exemplified modern development practices by contributing toward the development of healthier communities, protecting the natural environment, and helping to develop a vibrant economy for present and future generations.
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At this Year’s Geoscience Forum, the Yukon Chamber of Mines in partnership with Yukon First Nations Chamber of Commerce will honour a contribution made by the Yukon First Nation individual, business, development corporation or government to the advancement of a sustainable and responsible Yukon mining industry.
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The Yukon Prospectors Association (YPA) is pleased to provide the Prospector of the Year award at each annual Yukon Geoscience banquet. Each year, the YPA places a call for written recommendations for this prestigious award, and subsequently compiles all recommendations. During its October general meeting, all written recommendations are provided for the general membership. In the case of multiple recipients, a secret ballot is cast to determine the winner, who is then contacted by the YPA President and/or Vice President. The award, in the form of a plaque with a rock hammer, is presented at the annual Geoscience banquet. If the recipient(s) is willing, the YPA will also arrange interviews with the local media to discuss their prospecting and exploration history in Yukon and reasons for receiving the award.
Thank You Yukon Geoscience
2024 Partners and Sponsors

The Yukon Geoscience Forum & Trade Show is where the Yukon Mining Industry, First Nations, Government and Local Communities meet to advance Yukon’s sustainable exploration and mining industry.
Join over 650 delegates for a four-day event to share and learn more about the Yukon mining sector – the technology, the sustainable practices & policies, and the meaningful First Nations engagement that continue to shape our industry.
Alongside engaging discussions and informative sessions, this event provides unparalleled networking opportunities – including a highly anticipated annual awards banquet – designed to foster valuable connections and spur business growth. With a plethora of critical minerals, Yukon stands to be a leader in the world’s transition to a green economy. Don’t miss out on this unique occasion to connect, learn, and be inspired.
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Welcome Messages
Michael McClelland, CEO, BMC Minerals
BMC is a proud member of the Yukon Chamber of Mines, and we are very pleased to once again be the Patron Sponsor for the annual Yukon Geoscience Forum. The work the Chamber does to represent our industry is invaluable and as we navigate an increasingly uncertain world, and the Chamber’s efforts will continue to be critical to our overall success.
In the year since we last gathered for Geoscience there have continued to be successes in prospecting, exploration, mining, and investment throughout the Yukon. These are successes we should celebrate together over the coming days as we gather with old friends (and new) and these are the successes we need to tell the world about. At the same time, there remain expectations, and I would suggest, obligations on our industry to continue to improve on our environmental, social, and economic performance and Geoscience provides the perfect forum to learn from each other to continue to advance our industry.
These are challenging times; internationally, domestically, environmentally, and economically. Yukoners, and the rest of the world, need Yukon minerals and our expertise in finding, developing, and extracting those minerals, if we are going to, collectively, successfully transition to a green economy. Industry has a duty to do that in a responsible, respectful, and sustainable manner for the benefit of everyone, locally and globally.
As we celebrate the 53rd annual Yukon Geoscience Forum it’s safe to say the industry of today is not the same as the industry of 50 years ago and we will not be the same 50 years hence. Now more than ever, Industry needs to continue to evolve and innovate to solve the immediate challenges before us and the ones to come, working closely with First Nations, communities, stakeholders, and governments to do so.
BMC looks forward to being a positive part of the Yukon’s future over the next 50 years and beyond. We wish all delegates a very successful Geoscience and we look forward to seeing everyone over the course of the next few days.
Sue Craig and Heather Burrell, C0-Chairs
53rd Annual Yukon Geoscience Forum & Trade Show
On behalf of the 53rd Annual Yukon Geoscience Forum & Trade Show planning committee, we are truly excited to welcome you to this year’s event and extend our sincere appreciation for your interest in, and commitment to, our industry.
We feel extremely privileged to serve as this year’s event Co-Chairs, working alongside the exceptional staff at the Yukon Chamber of Mines, as well as past and present Yukon Government employees and other industry professionals. It takes a village.
Thank you to everyone who shared their time and their talents since last Spring to help organize what we are sure will be a meaningful event; from the vendors’ wares and services on the trade show floor to presentations about our territory’s world-class geology, nation-leading sustainability innovations and intergovernmental partnerships. We believe there is something for everyone to learn and find inspiration from.
This year’s event theme; Resourcing Today, Tomorrow, Together was carefully and collaboratively chosen as we work to support and communicate our responsible exploration and mining industries and the thriving local business community that serves it. Our collective efforts today are for generations to follow.
To this end, we are looking forward to hosting our second Public Open House (on Tuesday afternoon) to share our industry’s contributions to the territory’s socio-economic reality, and to bring our lived experiences to non-industry folks.
Finally, to our sponsors, our members and you – our event delegates – we wish you a very successful event and look forward to connecting with you over the coming days.
Sincerely,
Sue Craig and Heather Burrell Co-Chairs
53rd Annual Yukon Geoscience Forum & Trade Show
Jonas Smith, Executive Director, Yukon Chamber of Mines
On behalf of the Yukon Chamber of Mines, it is my pleasure to welcome you all to the 53rd Annual Yukon Geoscience Forum & Trade Show.
Whether a local, or attending from outside the territory, the Yukon is literally and figuratively enriched by your respective contributions to responsible exploration, mining and business and we greatly appreciate you joining us for this year’s event; Resourcing Today, Tomorrow, Together.
The past year has certainly presented challenges for our industry; however, it is the myriad of opportunities you continue to create and seize as true innovators and eternal optimists that drives what continues to be the Yukon’s largest private sector employer and contributor. Thank you for your vision, your perseverance and your ongoing commitment.
The Yukon Chamber of Mines continues to work to help Yukoners better understand how responsible exploration and mining here in the territory benefits their lives and their livelihoods to support you in your good work and help pave the way for enhanced public perception and increased investor confidence. As this welcome message is written and goes to print (in October), the Yukon will have held a territorial election. Together, and now more than ever, building meaningful relationships and strengthening partnerships is integral for our industry to survive and thrive today – and into the future.
Throughout the next days, we are proud to highlight and reflect upon some of last season’s work as we look forward to the year ahead and we encourage you to take in as much of the program as your busy schedules allow. From connections forged on the Trade Show floor and during the many social events on offer to updates spanning all aspects of our industry, we appreciate you all coming together to share your successes.
The Yukon Chamber of Mines extends a sincere thank you to everyone involved in making this event possible. I look forward to connecting with you over the coming days and wish you all a very successful show.
Sincerely,
Jonas Smith
Executive Director
Yukon Chamber of Mines
Travel Information
Book your accommodations early, as space is limited!
Best Western Gold Rush Inn
1.867.668.4500
The Sternwheeler Hotel & Conference Centre
1.867.393.9700
Skyy Hotel
1.867.456.2400
Neighbourly North
1.867.333.2514
Raven Inn
1.867.466.7777
Air North, Yukon’s Airline
+ 10% Off Geoscience Discount Code Delegate booking code for inbound travel.
Discount Code: 2025YKGeo
Discount Value: 10% OFF – Applies to Corporate, Optimum & Go Yukon Fares.
Booking Period: June 24, 2025, to November 9, 2025
Travel Period: November 9, 2025, to November 24, 2025
Routes: all routes
Yukon Chamber of Mines
Angelique Bjork
P: 867.667.2090
E: admin@yukonminers.ca
Yukon Geological Survey
Elijah Smith Building
102 – 300 Main St.
Whitehorse, YT Y1A 2B5
P: 867.667.8192