Fire and Mine Rescue - New Afton Mine

New Afton Fire and Mine Rescue Team Win at Competition

After a three-year COVID hiatus, this June the 64th annual Provincial Mine Rescue and First Aid Competition was back in action in person in Williams Lake, BC. This exciting, family-friendly event highlights the safety-forward focus of the mining community, bringing together mine rescue teams from across British Columbia to test their emergency response and rescue […]

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Health and Safety Recognition and Awards

Our Courage to Care program, which launched in 2022 focuses our attention on three pillars: to Never Compromise on Safety, to Look Out for One Another and to Stop Work if it’s Not Safe. In 2022, as a result of our relentless focus on health and safety and the introduction of the Courage to Care

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New Afton Called Upon to Support Busy Wildfire Season

Fire & Mine Rescue and Community In-Kind Donation British Columbia saw a highly active wildfire season this past summer, due to extremely hot temperatures and a dry climate. Locally, New Afton’s Fire and Mine Rescue team was able to assist with support on several fires in the surrounding area. New Afton and Kamloops Fire Rescue

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Annual Production	2023	2022
Gold (thousand ounces)	67.4	41.6
Copper (million pounds)	47.4	31.1

Reserves¹	2023	2022
Gold (million ounces)	0.74	0.80
Silver (million ounces)	1.9	1.9
Copper (million pounds)	551	607

Resources²	2023	2022
Gold (million ounces)	1.4	1.2
Silver (million ounces)	5.1	4.5
Copper (million pounds)	1,147	1,035

Employee Composition	2023		2022		2021
Total employees:	687	100%	674	100%	649	100%
Employees from B.C.:	636	93%	623	92%	588	91%
Employees hired from Kamloops	547	80%	548	81%	517	80%
Employees hired from B.C., outside Kamloops	88	13%	75	11%	71	11%
Employees hired from outside B.C.	51	7%	51	8%	61	9%
Indigenous Employees	166	24%	154	23%	136	21%
Indigenous Employees from TteS and SIB*	40	6%	40	6%	37	6%
Female Employees	117	17%	123	18%	96	15%
Male Employees	569	83%	551	82%	553	85%
Average Age	40		40		40