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News for West High Yield (W.H.Y.) Resources Ltd. (WHYRF) centers on its activities as a junior mining exploration and development company focused on the Record Ridge critical mineral project in British Columbia. Company updates describe work on magnesium, silica, nickel and iron resources and on advancing the Record Ridge Industrial Mineral Mine under a British Columbia Mines Act Permit.
Readers following WHYRF news will see announcements about project permitting milestones, such as the issuance of the Mines Act Permit and the posting of an initial reclamation bond, along with updates on environmental and pre-construction activities including vegetation audits, tree marking and site-preparation work. These items show how the company reports progress toward construction readiness for Record Ridge.
West High Yield also publishes frequent financing and capital-structure news. Releases have detailed non-brokered private placement offerings of units made up of common shares and common share purchase warrants, as well as multiple rounds of warrant exercises that result in new common shares and gross proceeds to the company. The company states that certain proceeds are used to fund essential operations and working capital.
Another recurring theme in WHYRF news is the company’s description of its environmental and processing approach, including plans to use green processing techniques aimed at minimizing waste and CO2 emissions and its description of the Record Ridge Industrial Mineral Mine as a low-impact project with no onsite chemical processing, tailings, process water or smelting emissions.
Investors and observers can use this news feed to review West High Yield’s own narrative on project development, regulatory steps, financing events and corporate communications related to its critical mineral strategy.
West High Yield (TSXV: WHY / OTC: WHYRF) announced the exercise of share purchase warrants on November 14, 2025. Five warrant holders exercised a total of 180,000 warrants, leading to issuance of 180,000 common shares.
The exercised warrants were at a price of CAD$0.30 each, generating CAD$54,000 in total gross proceeds to the company.
West High Yield (TSXV: WHY / FSE: W0H / OTC: WHYRF) announced on November 7, 2025 that holders exercised share purchase warrants, resulting in the issuance of 1,200,000 common shares.
Five warrant holders exercised a total of 1,200,000 warrants at an exercise price of CAD$0.30 per warrant, producing gross proceeds of CAD$360,000 to the company upon exercise.
West High Yield (W.H.Y.) Resources Ltd (TSXV: WHY / OTC: WHYRF) announced the exercise of outstanding share purchase warrants on October 31, 2025.
Two holders exercised 600,000 warrants at CAD$0.30 each for proceeds of CAD$180,000.00. Four holders exercised 1,223,487 warrants at CAD$0.35 each for proceeds of CAD$428,220.45. The company issued a total of 1,823,487 common shares and received combined gross proceeds of CAD$608,220.45 from the exercises.
West High Yield (TSXV: WHY) announced the exercise of share purchase warrants on October 24, 2025, resulting in the issuance of 794,935 common shares and gross proceeds of CAD$245,180.50.
Four warrant holders exercised 660,935 warrants at CAD$0.30 each (proceeds CAD$198,280.50) and two warrant holders exercised 134,000 warrants at CAD$0.35 each (proceeds CAD$46,900.00).
West High Yield Resources (OTC:WHYRF) announced that on October 21, 2025 the British Columbia Ministry of Mines and Critical Minerals issued a Mines Act Permit for the Record Ridge Industrial Mineral Mine (RRIMM) near Rossland, BC, authorizing construction and operation under environmental oversight.
The Project targets magnesium, silica, nickel, and iron, will begin a small-scale phase selling ore to a U.S. buyer to generate early cash flow, and plans future amendments to support expanded production and a domestic magnesium-refining facility. Construction and mining will proceed in partnership with Skemxist Solutions and the Osoyoos Indian Band, with stated goals of local jobs, environmental protection, and long-term value creation.
West High Yield (TSXV: WHY / FSE: W0H / SYMBOL: WHYRF) announced on October 15, 2025 that holders exercised common share purchase warrants.
Four warrant holders exercised a total of 415,435 warrants, resulting in issuance of 415,435 common shares at an exercise price of CAD$0.35 per warrant, producing gross proceeds of CAD$145,402.25 to the company.
West High Yield (TSXV: WHY / OTC: WHYRF) announced warrant exercises on October 9, 2025 resulting in the issuance of 1,533,304 common shares and total gross proceeds of CAD$489,156.40.
Four holders exercised 950,000 warrants at CAD$0.30 each for CAD$285,000.00, and two holders exercised 583,304 warrants at CAD$0.35 each for CAD$204,156.40. The combined exercises increased the company’s outstanding common shares by 1,533,304.
West High Yield (WHYRF) announced a grant of 385,000 stock options effective October 6, 2025. The options were issued to 10 consultants, each exercisable for one common share at an exercise price of CAD $0.40, which equals the TSXV closing price on the grant date.
All options vest immediately, have a 10-year term, and are subject to TSXV approval and a four-month-plus-one-day hold period under Canadian securities rules.
West High Yield Resources (TSXV: WHY) reported the exercise of share purchase warrants by multiple holders. Three warrant holders exercised 570,000 warrants at CAD$0.30 each, generating proceeds of CAD$171,000. Additionally, one holder exercised 43,478 warrants at CAD$0.35 each, contributing CAD$15,217.30. The combined warrant exercises resulted in total gross proceeds of CAD$186,217.30 for the company and the issuance of 613,478 new common shares.
West High Yield Resources (TSXV: WHY) has responded to legal challenges from the Save Record Ridge Action Committee (SRRAC) regarding its Record Ridge Industrial Minerals Project. SRRAC filed for judicial review of the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office's (EAO) decision not to require an environmental assessment for the project.
The company has revised its production targets from 200,000 tonnes to 63,500 tonnes per year to comply with regulatory thresholds. The project has received support from the Osoyoos Indian Band through a formal Cooperation Agreement, with construction and operations to be led by Skemixst Solutions. Environmental studies confirm safe extraction conditions, with the project implementing comprehensive dust suppression and monitoring systems, including an asbestos mitigation plan that maintains levels at 0.0001% versus the 0.1% Canadian guideline.