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2021 is a special year for Seabridge Gold as it marks 10 years since we opened a community office in Smithers. At Seabridge Gold, we believe in open and transparent communication with local communities and our Indigenous Partners by sharing … Continue reading →

Seabridge Gold Inc. is seeking a full-time Project Controls Manager who will be responsible for handling all owner Project control activities and team associated with the engineering, procurement, construction, and commissioning during the project lifecycle. Founded in 1999, Seabridge Gold … Continue reading →

Seabridge Gold Inc is seeking a full-time Project Manager who will work remotely (home-based) and will travel to Vancouver, BC and our Project Sites. Founded in 1999, Seabridge Gold holds a 100% interest in several North American gold Projects – … Continue reading →

Seabridge Gold’s Brent Murphy sent a letter to Greg Knox, Executive Director, SkeenaWild Conservation Trust, to address the inaccuracies in his Letter to the Editor published in the Juneau Empire titled ‘Mining industry claims don’t hold water.’ Read the letter here … Continue reading →

Seabridge Gold is seeking a full-time ‘Environmental Technician’ who will be responsible for monitoring construction works and ensuring compliance with permits and best management practices. This position is on a 2/2 or 3/3 week rotation at the KSM Project, a … Continue reading →

Seabridge Gold owns the KSM Project, a proposed gold, copper, silver, and molybdenum mine, located 65 north of Stewart, BC. During its five-year construction period, the Project will create more than 1,500 onsite jobs and more than 1,400 onsite jobs … Continue reading →

Seabridge Gold’s Brent Murphy wrote a letter to Representative Dan Ortiz (Alaska State legislature) addressing concerns raised by him in the recent Canadian Press article titled, ‘Lawmakers in Alaska and Washington state push B.C. on mining regulations’ about KSM Project’s … Continue reading →

Seabridge Gold’s Brent Murphy wrote a letter to Matt Simmons, reporter at The Narwhal addressing inaccurate information about KSM Project’s Selenium Removal Technology and our engagement with Alaska during the Environmental Assessment process that was published in the article titled … Continue reading →

Several misleading claims about the KSM Project were made in the recent report titled ‘Dirty Dozen 2021: B.C.’s top polluting and risky mines’ published by SkeenaWild Conservation Trust and the BC Mining Law Reform Network. Through this factsheet, we would … Continue reading →

During the House Fisheries Special Committee hearing on April 28, 2021, several issues related to British Columbia-Alaska transboundary mining and exploration were raised by select presenters, which were either misleading or inaccurate. Seabridge Gold’s Brent Murphy wrote letters to the … Continue reading →