Seabridge Gold Inc. explores and develops North American gold and copper projects, with news centered on the KSM Project in northwestern British Columbia and other Canadian mineral assets. Recurring updates cover mineral resource estimates, reserve and technical-report assumptions, permitting and infrastructure matters, and provincial or regulatory actions tied to mine development.
Company releases also address the Bronson Corridor project in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle, the Courageous Lake project in the Northwest Territories, annual and special shareholder meetings, capital-structure matters, operating and financial results, and governance disclosures for its TSX- and NYSE-listed common shares.
Seabridge Gold (SA) signed a purchase agreement with Orogen Royalties to acquire a 100% interest in the Slaughterhouse Project in southern Wyoming.
The purchase covers 163 US mining claims and exploration data, including geophysical surveys and geological mapping. Terms include US$300,000 and milestone payments totalling up to US$2.55 million upon successful completion of specific goals. Orogen will retain a 2.5% net smelter return royalty on existing claims, subject to a partial buy down, and a 0.5% to 1% royalty within a broader area of mutual interest. These royalties represent a share of mineral sales proceeds after specified deductions. Closing remains subject to customary conditions. Seabridge plans to use modern exploration tools to test an early-stage gold and critical-metals concept not previously tested in Wyoming.
Seabridge Gold (SA) announced that British Columbia’s Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) is progressing its court‑mandated reconsideration of the Substantially Started Designation (SSD) for the KSM Project in Northwest BC.
The SSD, originally granted on July 24, 2024, is being reconsidered following a June 8, 2026 ruling by the Supreme Court of British Columbia that required an additional 90‑day consultation period with the Tsetsaut Skii km Lax Ha (TSKLH), ending September 28, 2026. After this period, Seabridge will be allowed to respond to TSKLH submissions, the EAO will prepare a draft report for review by Seabridge, TSKLH and other Indigenous groups, and then make a recommendation to the decision‑maker, who will reconsider the SSD. Seabridge notes EAO’s stated intent to complete the process efficiently and highlights recent letters of support from the Nisga’a and Tahltan Nations for KSM and a renewed SSD.
Seabridge Gold (SA) has substantially completed and successfully energized the Treaty Creek Terminal (TCT) for its KSM Project on August 27, 2026. The TCT, located on Highway 37 about 2 kilometers north of the KSM Project entrance in northwestern British Columbia, is a key element of the electrical infrastructure needed for future construction and operations. The facility is expected to be ready for service by November 2026. The company states that the terminal will provide reliable, clean and economic hydroelectric power to KSM, lowering its carbon footprint and operating costs. To date, over $1.2 billion has been invested in advancing KSM.
Seabridge Gold (NYSE: SA) reported that the Gitxsan Huwilp Government has written to the BC Environmental Assessment Office and others, urging meaningful, collaborative consultation with the neighbouring Tsetsaut Skii km La Ha (TSKLH) under a BC Supreme Court–ordered process related to the KSM Project.
To support TSKLH, the Gitxsan Huwilp Government has withdrawn its September 4, 2013 letter of support for the KSM Project until it sees proper treatment of TSKLH. The court previously found the BCEAO had not fulfilled its duty to consult TSKLH on whether the project was “substantially started” and ordered a further 90‑day written submission period ending September 28, 2026. Seabridge supports this consultation and notes that TSKLH seeks further consultation on the tailings management facility, which has been extensively studied and is subject to independent geotechnical oversight. Seabridge highlights more than $1.4 billion invested in KSM to date, including over $650 million since 2021, and about $515 million in contracts awarded to Indigenous‑affiliated businesses over the past four years.
Stonegate Capital Partners updated its coverage on Seabridge Gold (NYSE: SA), highlighting that 2Q26 developments materially strengthened the KSM project’s development and financing framework. Seabridge is advancing an earn-in joint venture with a preferred partner, under which the partner is expected to fund and advance KSM to earn a majority interest.
Stonegate also points to a new US$100M unsecured strategic facility/b), which it views as enhancing funding certainty for the 2026 KSM program and feasibility work; no amounts had been drawn as of August 13. The update notes that Q2 net income mainly reflected a one-time Courageous Lake distribution gain and that Seabridge trades at roughly 10% of KSM’s .
Seabridge Gold (NYSE: SA) filed its Q2 2026 Report to Shareholders, interim financial statements and MD&A for the periods ended June 30, 2026. Recent highlights include an extensive 2026 KSM field program supporting a feasibility study, engagement with a preferred earn-in joint venture candidate, completion of the Courageous Lake spin-out to shareholders, publication of the 2025 Sustainability Report, a BC Supreme Court requirement to reconsider the KSM “Substantially Started” designation, and receipt of the Smithers Resource and Mining Excellence Award.
For Q2 2026, Seabridge reported net income of $117.5 million ($1.08 per share), up from $12.3 million ($0.12 per share) in Q2 2025, largely due to gains from the Courageous Lake distribution. The company invested $32.5 million in mineral interests, property and equipment versus $21.1 million a year earlier. Net working capital was $53.6 million at June 30, 2026, down from $109.8 million at December 31, 2025. In July 2026, Seabridge arranged an unsecured, short-term loan facility with a strategic investor for up to US$100 million at 7% interest, maturing December 31, 2026, to support KSM summer work programs, with no amounts drawn as of the announcement.
Seabridge Gold (NYSE: SA) has arranged an unsecured, short‑term loan facility with a strategic investor for up to US$100 million to support 2026 work programs at its 100% owned KSM Project, including road construction and collection of geotechnical, metallurgical and environmental data for feasibility-level design.
The Loan, drawable at Seabridge’s election in minimum tranches of US$10 million, bears 7% interest compounded monthly, is capitalized, and matures on December 31, 2026. It may be repaid in cash at any time, or, in certain circumstances and subject to TSX approval, in common shares at maturity, at the company’s option. According to Seabridge Gold, no amounts are currently drawn, and the facility is intended to strengthen consolidated liquidity if required.
Seabridge Gold (NYSE:SA) reported voting results from its June 24, 2026 annual meeting. 63,228,532 shares, or 58.75% of outstanding shares, were represented. All management nominees to the board were elected with about 97–99.7% support. KPMG LLP was reappointed auditor with 96.93% votes for, auditor remuneration was authorized with 98.28% support, and executive compensation received 96.17% advisory approval. There were 18,362,198 non-vote shares under U.S. proxy rules.
Seabridge Gold (NYSE:SA) announced that the Supreme Court of British Columbia found the BC Environmental Assessment Office’s “substantially started” determination for the KSM project reasonable. However, the Court ordered a 90-day consultation period with Tsetsaut Skii km Lax Ha before EAO reconsideration. A separate SkeenaWild petition was dismissed. Since January 2024, Seabridge reports $208 million of additional permanent-works spending at KSM, bringing total expenditures to $1.2 billion, and plans to continue work during the consultation and review.
Seabridge Gold (NYSE:SA) released its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining ESG performance across its North American gold and copper projects.
Highlights include a TRIF of 0.73 over 547,418 hours, zero reportable spills, no major non-compliances in eight site inspections, progress on KSM’s Treaty Creek Terminal power connection, substantial reclamation at Johnny Mountain, 71% local procurement, $50,000 in bursaries to 48 students, strong gender diversity, and new GHG data governance systems.