1911 Gold Reports Zero Environmental Incidents in Inaugural…

Event summary

1911 Gold published its inaugural 2025 Sustainability Report on September 28, 2026, covering activities at its True North Gold Project.
The report highlights zero reportable environmental incidents and zero regulatory fines or penalties for the year ended December 31, 2025.
44% of the company's 34 employees at year-end 2025 were local, and 70% of total procurement spend went to local and Manitoba suppliers.
Surface activities increased significantly in 2025, with re-entry into the underground mine in the second half of the year.

The big picture

1911 Gold's inaugural sustainability report underscores its focus on responsible operations and community engagement as it moves toward a potential restart of the True North Gold Project. The report's zero-incident record and high local procurement spend reflect broader industry trends toward ESG accountability and stakeholder collaboration. The company's ability to maintain these standards will be critical as it navigates the complexities of restarting a historic mine.

What we're watching

Restart Decision: Whether 1911 Gold can sustain its zero-incident record as it advances the True North project toward a potential mine restart.
Community Engagement: How the company's commitment to local employment and procurement will impact its relationships with Indigenous and local communities.
Regulatory Compliance: The pace at which 1911 Gold can implement its monitoring programs to support future reporting and maintain regulatory compliance.