Economics
Built in the Yukon, Built to Last
The Casino Project is expected to deliver significant, multi-generational economic benefits for Yukon residents, businesses, and governments, while supporting Canada’s transition to a low-carbon economy by supplying critical minerals.
Benefits to Yukon Governments and Communities
The Casino Project is expected to contribute:
- $1.3 billion annually to Yukon’s economy during operations
- $11.2 billion in taxes and royalties to federal, territorial, and First Nations governments over the life of the mine
- Contributions to community infrastructure, local organizations, and regional initiatives
Jobs, Training & Local Opportunity
The Casino Project will create thousands of jobs and career pathways in Yukon, including:
- ~1,400 jobs during peak construction
- ~700 permanent jobs during operations
- Apprenticeships and trades training opportunities
- Career development for skilled trades, engineering, environmental science, and more
- Supplier and procurement opportunities for local businesses
- Joint venture and partnership potential for Yukon entrepreneurs and First Nations companies
Impact on Canada’s Economy
According to the 2025 MNP Economic Impacts Study, the Casino Project could also contribute:
- $44.1 billion to Canada’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
- $12.4 billion in wages and salaries
- An average of $1.5 billion per year to Canada’s GDP during operations
This makes the Casino Project one of the most economically impactful resource projects currently proposed in Canada.
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