Forfeiture Watch · Northeast region

55 mineral claims in Northeast forfeit in the next 30 days

21,646 ha of ground held by 9 holders — 4% of everything lapsing in BC this month. 30 of these claims expire within seven days. BC sends no notice before a claim forfeits; at 10:00:01 the next morning the cells are open to anyone.

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BC claims about to lapse, who holds them, and what the old reports found.

Holders with the most at stake

Companies are named from the public tenure registry; individual prospectors are not.

HolderClaimsHectaresSoonest
Peace River Coal Inc154,883 ha4 days
Conuma Resources Limited112,880 ha8 days
First Coal Corporation108,780 ha4 days
Individual prospector71,667 ha3 days
Individual prospector6426 ha10 days
Selkirk Metals Corp3494 ha19 days
Liard Strategic Minerals Inc11,642 ha18 days
Individual prospector1134 ha18 days
Cronin Exploration Inc1739 ha18 days

Largest claims lapsing

TenureNameHolderHectaresExpires
1126630Liard WestLiard Strategic Minerals Inc1,642 ha18 days
418663—First Coal Corporation1,402 ha4 days
418664—First Coal Corporation1,397 ha4 days
418668—First Coal Corporation1,182 ha4 days
418670—First Coal Corporation1,180 ha4 days
417451—Peace River Coal Inc891 ha4 days
418662—First Coal Corporation812 ha4 days
1126632Springer 2Cronin Exploration Inc739 ha18 days
418666—First Coal Corporation739 ha4 days
1115984TurnagainIndividual prospector623 ha3 days

What the old reports say

Nearest historical ARIS assessment report for each claim, summarized by AI.

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Data: BC Mineral Titles (DataBC MTA_ACQUIRED_TENURE_SVW) and ARIS. Regions are BC Natural Resource Regions. Generated Sep 23, 2026, 6:12 p.m.; refreshes hourly.

Days-remaining figures may be out of date. Tenure data last refreshed from BC Mineral Titles Online. Check any claim against Mineral Titles Online before acting on it.