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How is Wyloo planning to build the Eagle’s Nest Project ?

The Eagle’s Nest Project is Wyloo’s flagship project in the Ring of Fire region. It is one of the most significant, undeveloped, high-grade nickel, copper, and platinum group element (PGE) deposits in the world and will be the first critical minerals deposit mined in the region.

Sustainability is at the heart of our mine design, with a surface footprint of approximately one square kilometre. The mine will be underground, incorporating paste backfill to store 100 per cent of tailings also underground to minimize surface disruption.

Wyloo is committed to developing world-class operations vital for the clean energy transition. Through industry-leading practices and technologies, and genuine partnership and collaboration with local communities, Wyloo aims to be a benchmark for sustainable mining.

How is camp life at Esker Site?

Wyloo’s Esker Site serves as a base for project and exploration work and sits on top of the future Eagle’s Nest Mine. Currently, Esker Site is only accessible by air. Significant measures are taken to coordinate flights and to orientate all workers and visitors coming though Esker Site on aircraft safety.

Amenities at Esker Site include heated sleeping accommodations, a fitness centre, sauna, laundry facility, a teepee used for cultural purposes, and a recreational facility with a pool table, video game console, and satellite television. The kitchen serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and even accommodates dietary restrictions. Take a look through our Image Gallery to see ‘A Day in the Life of Esker’!

What are some of the day-to-day operations at Esker Site?

Each day at Esker Site starts with a morning meeting to discuss the planned work for that day, as well as a safety talk to identify hazards and controls. We also strive to create a workplace environment that encourages open and free discussions about mental health, which is incorporated into our safety talk.

Some of the day-to-day activities at Esker Site include maintenance and operations, environmental baseline studies, geophysics, and promoting a positive safety culture through regular workplace inspections, reporting hazards and near misses, developing and implementing safety policies and procedures, and providing effective health and safety training during normal working hours.

How is Wyloo collaborating with First Nation and local communities?

Our vision is to develop the Eagle’s Nest Project in partnership with First Nation and local communities, and working alongside contractors, suppliers and surrounding communities through continuous engagement.

Our aim is to empower First Nations through capacity building, which includes creating and sustaining Indigenous employment opportunities, maximizing the Indigenous workforce at Esker Site, and awarding contracts to Indigenous-led businesses as we advance development in the region. Outreach and engagement play a key role and we welcome the opportunity to visit First Nation communities to present company updates, as well as to listen and receive feedback from community members.

CAREERS

Current Opportunities

For those interested in employment opportunities at Eagle's Nest, please visit our Careers page to view current opportunities or fill out our Careers Form with your CV to register your interest.

Career Opportunities

BURSARY

2024-25 Bursary Program

Through engagement and partnership with First Nation communities, we are proud to announce that we have established the Wyloo Bursary Program to encourage members of Marten Falls and Webequie First Nations to continue their education and pursue their various academic goals.

For more information:

Bursary Overview & Eligibility (pdf)

Bursary Application Form (pdf)

Calendar of Events

MAY 28 TO 29, 2025

BEV In-Depth Mines to Mobility

Focusing on the electric vehicle battery supply chain, this conference examines both the incredible opportunities and challenges to be overcome in advancing the battery electric economy.

Sudbury, Ontario

JUNE 14, 2025

Thunder Bay Mining Day

An annual event to showcase the importance of the mining industry through exciting demonstrations, interactive activities and exhibits.

Thunder Bay, Ontario

Past Engagement Events

APRIL 15 TO 16, 2025

OPA Symposium

The Ontario Prospectors and Explorers Symposium is an event to provide key updates on revitalization efforts and features displays from service providers, prospectors and the provincial government

Thunder Bay, Ontario

MARCH 2 TO 5, 2025

The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) Convention

The annual award winning PDAC Convention in Toronto, Canada brings together up to 30,000 attendees from over 130 countries for its educational programming, networking events and business opportunities.

Toronto, Ontario

DECEMBER 5, 2024

Tawich in Queen's Park

Jointly hosted by the Mushkegowuk Council Lands & Resources department and Wildlands League, the event brought together representatives of the Ontario government to provide key details and updates of the proposed conservation project in the Mushkegowuk region.

Toronto, Ontario

OCTOBER 24, 2024

Indigenous-led Overview: Unlocking the Potential of the Ring of Fire

Presentations by Lakehead University alumni: Clyde Moonias (Community Relations Coordinator at Wyloo) and Michael Fox (CEO of Indigenous and Community Engagement, and Project Lead for the Webequie Supply Road.

Explore the future of the Ring of Fire, led by Indigenous insights.

Thunder Bay, Ontario

OCTOBER 8 TO 11, 2024

OECD Conference of Mining Regions and Cities

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) 2024 gathering of stakeholders from across the public and private sectors, academia, civil society organizations and Indigenous representatives to discuss the well-being in mining regions.

Sudbury, Ontario

OCTOBER 3, 2024

NEOMMS Symposium

A symposium bringing together industry professionals for technical sessions, trade show and panel discussions.

Timmins, Ontario

Offices

THUNDER BAY

1127 Premier Way, Unit 1 Thunder Bay, ON P7B 0A3

PHONE

807-285-4808
Toll Free: 1-855-966-7668

TORONTO

212 King Street West, Suite 501 Toronto, ON M5H 1K5

PHONE

416-367-1444

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We acknowledge that the Eagle’s Nest Project is on the territory of the Anishinawbe people of Marten Falls First Nation and neighbours Webequie First Nation, both signatories to Treaty 9.

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