
ABOUT US

ABOUT US
The KPMA was established in 1974 by 56 placer miners who gathered in Dawson City to promote and protect the interests of their industry.
Since that time, the KPMA has flourished and represents approximately 200 family-owned and operated placer mines across several treasure-laden regions of the territory. We are a member-driven, non-profit advocacy group that continues to advance the Yukon’s placer mining industry on all fronts.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS (2019-2020)
Will Fellers – President
Neil Loveless – Vice President
Lisa Favron – Secretary Treasurer
Mike McDougall – Past President
Kyle Bruce – Director
Mike Heisey – Director
Mark Mather – Director
Pascal McBurney – Director
Stuart Schmidt – Director
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR – Brooke Rudolph




The KPMA was established in 1974 by 56 placer miners who gathered in Dawson City to promote and protect the interests of their industry.
Since that time, the KPMA has flourished and represents approximately 200 family-owned and operated placer mines across several treasure-laden regions of the territory. We are a member-driven, non-profit advocacy group that continues to advance the Yukon’s placer mining industry on all fronts.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Will Fellers – President
Neil Loveless – Vice President
Lisa Favron – Secretary Treasurer
Mike McDougall – Past President
Kyle Bruce – Director
Mike Heisey – Director
Mark Mather – Director
Pascal McBurney – Director
Stuart Schmidt – Director
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR – Brooke Rudolph
Mission Statement
The KPMA is a voice for all Yukon’s placer miners providing leadership on, and advocating for, responsible and sustainable placer mining with technological and ethical advances to the benefit of all operators, our environment, and enriching the communities we are a part of.




Membership
Your membership and support of the KPMA is integral to the continued health of the territory’s placer industry. In addition to effective promotion, advocacy and education, membership lends benefits such as access to specialized training opportunities.
The KPMA also acknowledges and appreciates the many service and supply businesses – big and small – who are members that support our work, our industry and its substantial contributions to the Yukon economy.
To become a member and for a list of our service and supply supporters, please click here. As of January 2020 we now accept credit cards! Call the office for more information.
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