• Canagold completed shallow-draft landing craft trials on Alaska’s Taku River, backing a new freight corridor for the New Polaris gold-antimony project.
• Tests ran June 11-19, 2026, moving freight from Juneau to the Tulsequah River confluence near the proposed mine site.
• Trial used the 98-foot Inlet Raider landing craft, about four feet draft, 100-ton capacity, as an alternative to tug-and-barge logistics.
• Preliminary monitoring flagged no significant impacts on water quality, noise, or shoreline wake; consultant report pending.
• Results feed the project’s logistics strategy, environmental assessment work, and construction and operations planning.

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