Projects
Aston Bay is focused on exploring and developing two properties in Nunavut, Canada.
The Storm Project operates out of the hamlet of Resolute Bay, located in the Qikiqtaaluk Region. The Qikiqtaaluk Region encompasses 13 communities, ranging from Grise Fiord to Sanikiluaq, and includes the Nunavut capital, Iqaluit.
Resolute Bay was initially established post-WWII as a base, transitioning into an Inuit community following family relocations in 1953 and 1955. Today, it is recognized as the gateway to the High Arctic, serving as a critical stopover for North Pole and Quttinirtaaq National Park expeditions, and hosting the Polar Continental Shelf Project research camp.
The Epworth Project is located in Nunavut’s Kitikmeot Region, operating out of the community of Kugluktuk. Kugluktuk is the territory’s westernmost community. Formerly known as Coppermine in 1771, the town saw rapid development after 1916 with the establishment of posts by the Hudson’s Bay Company (1927) and the RCMP (1932). It was officially renamed Kugluktuk in 1996.
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View Project: Epworth Project Nunavut CanadaEpworth Project Nunavut Canada
Epworth Project is a high-grade, district-scale copper opportunity in a mining-friendly jurisdiction, backed by proven exploration success and strategic growth potential.
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View Project: Storm Project Nunavut CanadaStorm Project Nunavut Canada
The Storm Copper Project is located on Somerset Island, Nunavut, approximately 20 kilometres from tidewater at Aston Bay. Storm Copper is a strata-bound and structurally-hosted copper zone of mineralization, hosted in dolomitic sediments of the Allen Bay Formation. Hypogene copper mineralization is present at surface and identified to a depth of at least 100 metres…