Welcome to ArcWest Exploration Inc.
ArcWest Exploration is a project generator focused on porphyry copper-gold exploration opportunities throughout western North America. The company is in possession of seven projects throughout BC’s premier porphyry copper-gold districts. These include ArcWest’s Todd Creek and Oweegee Dome projects, which are two of the largest and most prospective land positions for copper-gold exploration in BC’s prolific Golden Triangle. Oweegee Dome (jointly owned with Gold Strike Resources) neighbours Seabridge Gold’s supergiant KSM-Iron Cap-Snowfield porphyry copper-gold deposit and Todd Creek (100% owned by ArcWest) adjoins Newmont’s Brucejack mine property. In addition, ArcWest’s 100% owned Sparrowhawk project comprises one of the largest and most prospective land positions in BC’s Babine porphyry Cu-Au district. Sparrowhawk surrounds Glencore’s past-producing Bell-Granisle mines, which remain host to significant Cu-Au resources. In addition to containing multiple porphyry Cu-Au exploration targets, Sparrowhawk claims cover proposed sites for waste and tailings management facilities for a potential Bell-Granisle restart. Recently staked Sparrowhawk claims also cover the proposed tailings facility site for the advanced stage Morrison Cu-Au project (Pacific Booker Minerals), which is situated only 8 km southwest of American Eagle Gold’s Nak Cu-Au project (backed by South32, Teck and Eric Sprott). In April 2026, American Eagle launched a hostile bid for Pacific Booker and its Morrison Cu-Au project.
ArcWest’s Oweegee Dome and Rip projects are currently being advanced through earn-in and joint venture agreements. By conducting partner funded exploration on multiple exploration projects simultaneously, ArcWest’s chances of discovery are enhanced while exposing shareholders to minimal dilution. The company is managed by an experienced technical team with a track record of discovery and a reputation for attracting well-funded senior partners, including Freeport-McMoRan, Robert Friedland group companies, ITOCHU, Antofagasta and Teck.
