Trekor releases economic impact study projecting $47 billion Canadian output from Yellowhead copper mine

• Trekor published an MNP economic impact study for the proposed Yellowhead open-pit copper mine in British Columbia’s Thompson-Nicola region.
• Study models total Canadian economic output of about $47 billion, including $27.3 billion in value-added GDP; about 70% attributed to Thompson-Nicola.
• Operations modeled at 525 direct jobs, 3,305 total jobs; average direct-worker compensation of $153,000 a year; direct regional payroll of $81 million a year.
• Construction modeled at $835 million in labor income over 2-3 years; total payments to Canadian governments estimated at about $7 billion.
• Life-of-mine copper output modeled at 178 million pounds a year for 25 years; positioned as Canada’s second-largest producer, lifting national output 16% versus 2025.

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