Job openings available as Argonaut Gold's Magino Mine starts early production
Construction of the Magino open-pit mine, outside Dubreuilville, is completed and the operational ramp-up is underway.Though not yet in full commercial production, Magino produced 3,295 ounces during the quarter ending June 30.
“We’re on plan,” said Argonaut President-CEO Richard Young in expressing confidence that Magino will ramp up to capacity this year. Construction at Magino wasn’t without its pains and management admitted sourcing labour to fill jobs in Dubreuilville still remains a challenge. The company sees open-ended potential to lengthen Magino’s 19-year mine life. There’s further gold potential to the east, towards Island Gold, and to the west.
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