B2Gold’s Goose project slightly behind schedule

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its Goose open pit and underground project in Canada’s Nunavut is running slightly behind schedule, with first gold delayed from

The additional months will ensure that the Umwelt open pit, underground development, and crown pillar activities align and that there is sufficient tailings storage capacity in the Echo open pit, the company said. The Vancouver-based miner anticipates average yearly gold production from 2026 to 2030 will increase to more than 310,000 ounces.

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