North American Eagle Holding Group
North American Eagle Holding Group is a British Columbia-based placer gold mining company committed to sustainable, responsible, and efficient resource development. We leverage cutting-edge exploration techniques and environmentally conscious extraction methods to unlock the full potential of gold-bearing properties across Western Canada.
Our operations begin with thorough geological assessments, incorporating the latest in geophysical and geochemical survey technologies. These efforts ensure that every project we undertake is based on solid, data-driven foundations. Once exploration is complete, we implement modern, low-impact mining and gold recovery systems designed to minimize our environmental footprint while maximizing efficiency and recovery rates.
We are proud to operate in full compliance with all provincial and federal mining regulations, and we are committed to upholding the highest environmental and safety standards. Our company fosters transparent and respectful relationships with local Indigenous communities, recognizing their rights, traditions, and shared stewardship of the land.
At the core of North American Eagle Holding Group is a leadership team that combines industry expertise with agile communication and modern project management. Our management philosophy emphasizes collaboration, innovation, and adaptability—allowing us to respond quickly to the dynamic needs of both the market and our operating environments.
We believe that responsible mining is not only possible—it’s essential. By integrating sustainability, community engagement, and technical excellence, we aim to create lasting value for our stakeholders, partners, and the communities in which we operate.
Our Flagship Technologies
Optimized Sluices
At North American Eagle Holding Group, we use optimized sluice systems specifically engineered for high-efficiency gold recovery in varying gravel and sand conditions. Our sluices are designed with adjustable riffle configurations and precision water flow control to maximize fine gold retention while minimizing material loss. The modular design allows quick setup and relocation, supporting flexible operations across different placer sites. Combined with ongoing field testing and refinement, our sluices deliver superior performance with minimal environmental impact.
Multi-layer Shaking Tables
Our operations integrate multi-layer shaking tables to enhance the separation and concentration of fine gold particles. These gravity-based devices allow for precise stratification of materials based on density, enabling the efficient recovery of even micron-sized gold. The multi-layer configuration increases processing capacity while maintaining high-grade separation. Low energy consumption, minimal water usage, and easy maintenance make our shaking tables a key component in sustainable and scalable placer gold processing.
Intelligent Jig Machines
To further improve recovery rates and reduce operational costs, we deploy intelligent jig machines equipped with automated control systems and real-time monitoring. These advanced jigs use pulsating water flows and sensor-based feedback loops to adapt to feed material characteristics on the fly. The result is consistent, high-efficiency gold separation with reduced human intervention. Our intelligent jigs are particularly effective in processing mixed-size placer deposits and contribute significantly to our goal of low-impact, high-yield operations.
The Gold Rush Legacy in British Columbia
British Columbia's rich mining heritage dates back to the mid-19th century, when the discovery of gold along the Fraser River in 1858 triggered one of the most significant gold rushes in North American history. Thousands of prospectors from around the world flooded into the region, leading to the establishment of key settlements and infrastructure that would shape the future of the province.
The Cariboo Gold Rush, which followed in the 1860s, brought even greater development to BC's interior, with towns like Barkerville becoming thriving centers of commerce and culture. These historic events not only helped solidify British Columbia's economic foundation but also marked the beginning of a long-standing relationship between the land and its mineral wealth.
Today, North American Eagle Holding Group continues this proud legacy—honoring the pioneering spirit of the past while applying modern technology and sustainable practices to shape the future of placer gold mining in BC. We operate in areas once touched by history, bringing new life to old fields and contributing to the ongoing story of gold in Canada.
Placer Mining Regulations in BC
Placer mining in British Columbia is governed by a robust legal framework designed to ensure environmentally responsible and socially respectful mineral development. Key legislation includes the Mineral Tenure Act, Mines Act, Water Sustainability Act, and relevant provisions under federal environmental laws such as the Fisheries Act and Canadian Environmental Assessment Act.
Before beginning any placer mining activities, companies must obtain the appropriate mineral claims, conduct technical and environmental assessments, and submit operational plans for review and approval by the BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation. Additional permits may be required for water use, access roads, or discharge of effluents.
Consultation with First Nations is a mandatory and critical part of the regulatory process, reflecting the province’s commitment to reconciliation and shared decision-making. Companies must demonstrate meaningful engagement with Indigenous communities and ensure their concerns are addressed.
At North American Eagle Holding Group, we are fully committed to meeting and exceeding all legal and regulatory obligations. Our compliance approach is proactive and transparent, integrating legal due diligence into every phase of exploration and development. We work closely with government agencies, First Nations, and other stakeholders to ensure our operations are not only lawful but also socially and environmentally responsible.