Yukon Metals (CSE: YMC) is advancing a portfolio of exploration projects in Yukon, led by its AZ Copper-Gold Project spanning nearly 20 kilometres. The company recently confirmed a new copper-gold-molybdenum porphyry-style system at its Viper Prospect and aims to vector toward the system's potentially higher-grade core. It believes Yukon could hold a missing link in a major copper-gold trend stretching from South America to Alaska, with several properties positioned along this corridor.
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