Kirkland Lake Gold Inc.

Kirkland Lake Gold’s corporate goal is to create a self sustaining and long lived intermediate Gold Mining Company based in the historic Kirkland Lake Gold Camp. The Company plans to do this by increasing production to 210,000 to 250,000 ounces per year in several stages, and by decreasing production costs by realizing the economies of scale associated with that higher production rate. At the same time, the company is committed to maintaining a significant exploration program aimed at developing and maintaining a property wide reserve and resource base of five million ounces.

Recent Developments - Exploration

Although reserves and resources for the Company will be based on a calendar year end, the exploration budget will continue to be based on the Company’s fiscal year end (April 30th). The Company will present its exploration plans and budget shortly after completion of the current fiscal year. There are currently 14 rigs on the property including 13 underground at the Macassa mine and 1 on surface at the east end of the camp testing various targets. It is planned in FY 2012 to add two additional surface rigs... more

News releases

• Jan 17, 2012 Kirkland Lake Gold Appoints Dawn Whittaker, LL.B to Board of Directors
• Jan 16, 2012 Kirkland Lake Gold Directorate Change
• Dec 8, 2011 Fiscal 2012 Second Quarter Financial and Operational Results
• Nov 15, 2011 Latest High Grade Intersections on the South Mine Complex, New Footwall Zone Discovered to the East
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Kirkland Lake Gold President Brian Hinchcliffe's presentation at the Denver Gold Forum

Please click here to view Company President and CEO Brian Hinchcliffe's presentation at the Denver Gold Forum.

Phase I and II Mine Expansion

In January 2009, Kirkland Lake Gold commenced a 2-Phase, 36-month development and mine refurbishment program to increase production in two eighteen ... more

Please click here for an interactive map of Kirkland Lake Gold's progress on its mine expansion projects.