Nicola Mining reopens Treasure Mountain silver mine portals, targets 2027 restart

• Nicola Mining reopened Portals 1 and 2 at the Treasure Mountain silver-lead-zinc mine in British Columbia, targeting an operations restart in 2027.
• An independent underground inspection found the workings in better-than-expected condition following about 13 years of inactivity, supporting a faster evaluation timeline.
• Inspectors reported accessible portals, open underground development, acceptable air conditions, functioning natural ventilation, no major collapses or flooding in inspected areas.
• Localized rehabilitation is expected, notably near the Portal 2 entrance; legacy utilities remain in place but need assessment, replacement, or upgrades.
• Next steps include geotechnical review, rehabilitation planning, surveying, and reconciliation with historic plans to prioritize mining areas for a phased restart.

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