Mitchell G. Mihalynuk, P.Geo.
Regional geological mapping/resource evaluation specialist

Area of Expertise:

Geological mapping and resource evaluation during 15 years of experience in British Columbia; recognized authority on the remote and mountainous northwestern quadrant of the province. Particular interest in the geological setting of volcanogenic massive sulphide and lode gold deposits. Consistent project successes have arisen from assembly of highly motivated project teams that excel in adversity.

Current Focus:  

Atlin Targetted Geoscience Initiative, co-delivered with Geological Survey of Canada

Past Projects:

Delivered mapping and mineral potential programs for the northern Haines triangle (host to the supermassive Windy Craggy deposit), Llewellyn gold belt (Engineer, New Polaris), Tulsequah VMS camp (Tulsequah Chief, Big Bull) and the Atlin and Dease gold camps.

Associated Experience:

Application of structural, geochemical, microthermo-barometric, and isotopic tools to polydeformed and polymetamorphosed terranes. Proficient in computer applications (GIS, Relational DataBase Management Systems)