Talamore - Coffee Gold Project

09/30/2026

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day – a time to honour residential school survivors, remember the children who never returned home, and recognize how the past continues to affect families and communities. It also asks each of us at Talamore to consider what reconciliation means beyond this one day.

Residential schools were part of Canada’s history across the country, including here in Yukon. That past continues to affect communities whose lands and interests are connected to the Coffee Gold Project, and it informs how we approach our work here.

09/11/2026

Earlier this week, Talamore welcomed members of the Yukon media to the Coffee Gold Project as part of a site tour organized by the Yukon Chamber of Mines.

Reporters had an opportunity to see Coffee and its surrounding landscape firsthand, view authorized early works, and speak with our team about the proposed mine, environmental management, and the opportunities Coffee could create for Yukon.

Major projects warrant informed questions and open discussion. We appreciated the opportunity to discuss the work underway, the decisions still ahead, and what matters to those covering resource development in the Territory.

Thank you to our site team, aviation partners, and everyone who helped make the visit safe and informative.

These photographs were captured at Coffee during the visit.

09/01/2026

Members of the Talamore team had a great time on Friday at the Every Student, Every Day Yukon Tee Party golf tournament! We’re proud to sponsor initiatives like ESED that support Yukon students’ success. A huge thank you to ESED for all the hard work that went into planning this event, and we hope everyone who made it out had fun!

08/17/2026

This Discovery Day, Talamore reflects on a moment 130 years ago that changed Yukon forever — and on how each generation inherits both the achievements and the lessons of those that came before us.

The story of people finding possibility in this landscape and ways to thrive here reaches much further back than the discovery of gold on Bonanza Creek in 1896. Coffee Creek is known in Hän as Ttthetryän Dëk — a name meaning “copper creek” that reflects a history of knowledge and use reaching back long before the Klondike.

The Klondike added another complex chapter to that story — one that was both a testament to extraordinary ingenuity and perseverance, and a period of profound displacement and upheaval. The legacy of that era continues to shape what responsible resource development asks of us today.

Discovery is a moment — but what follows can shape a place for generations.

For Talamore, being part of the next chapter in Yukon’s story is both an opportunity and a responsibility. We’re grateful to everyone whose work, knowledge, and partnership have brought the Coffee Gold Project to where it is today, and we look forward to building its future together with care and respect.

Happy Discovery Day, Yukon!

08/05/2026

Thank you to Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in Government for welcoming us to this year’s Moosehide Gathering.

Members of the Talamore team were proud to volunteer and support the Gathering through a community donation. We appreciated the opportunity to be part of a weekend that brought together people from many Nations, communities, and backgrounds to connect and share.

Mähsi Cho for your generosity and hospitality, and to everyone who made this year’s Gathering possible.

07/08/2026

Last month, members of our leadership team visited the Coffee Gold Project to share the story behind our new name.

As we enter the next phase of our company's growth, we've adopted a name that better reflects who we are and the values that guide our work.

Talamore is a Gaelic term that translates roughly to "land of great value." While that may bring to mind the resources we're working to develop, the value we create depends on more than what's in the ground — it comes from the people and partnerships that turn potential into something real.

06/21/2026

Tomorrow is National Indigenous Peoples Day!

This year, we're proud to support the National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations hosted by the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre in Whitehorse, featuring live music, arts and fashion, a solstice feast, and much more.

If you're in the area, we encourage you to check it out.

🎉 NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY SCHEDULE 🎉

Join us on June 21 at the Kwanlin Dün Cultural Centre for a full day of celebration, community, culture, food, music, and dance as we honour this year’s theme: Old Ways, New Days.

Enjoy live performances throughout the day, including headliner Notorious Cree! Plus artist demonstrations, giveaway prizes, the infamous Bannock Bake-Off, Traditional Fashion Show, Indigenous art market, family activities, a solstice feast, and so much more.

Bring your family, friends, and good energy, we can’t wait to celebrate with you!

06/19/2026

Welcome to the official page of the Coffee Gold Project!

Here you'll find updates about project activities, employment and procurement opportunities, community events, and more.

Advanced by Talamore Mining, the Coffee Gold Project is a gold development project located about 130 kilometres south of Dawson City and 95 kilometres northeast of Beaver Creek in Yukon, Canada. We recognize that protection of the land and water around the Coffee Gold Project is of central importance to the Trondëk Hwëch’in, White River First Nation, Selkirk First Nation, and the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun.

From day one, our approach is simple: do the work properly and follow through on our commitments.

Pictured: Members of Talamore's Board of Directors, leadership team, and employees during a recent visit to the Coffee Gold Project.