Yukon Zinc Corporation (TSX.V-YZC) provides exceptional leverage to zinc and silver.

Yukon Zinc is currently advancing the exceptionally silver-rich Wolverine zinc-silver-lead-copper-gold deposit to production. Underground development and sampling, infill drilling and additional metallurgical studies have been completed on the Wolverine property. All major permits including, the Type 'A' Water Licence and Quartz Mining License have been approved and Wolverine is on a path to continue construction in 2007 with full production anticipated for 2009.

The Wolverine deposit is located in South East Yukon, Canada, 237 km North West of the transportation hub Watson Lake and 441 km North East of the capital city Whitehorse.

Wolverine is the first mine development project in the emerging Finlayson Massive Sulphide District. The Project is proposed as an underground mine producing 1,700 tonnes per day run-of-mine feed and 1,400 tonnes per day of ore feed. The January 2007 Wardrop Optimized Feasibility Study suggests significant silver and gold output resulting in very low cash cost of production of zinc after by-product credits.

Measured & Indicated resources are 4.46 million tonnes grading 12.14% zinc, 354.8 grams per tonne silver, 1.16% copper, 1.69 grams per tonne gold and 1.58% lead (at US$80 cut-off). Measures and indicated resources are 1,193.9 billion pounds of zinc, 114.1 million pounds of copper, 155.4 million pounds of lead, 49.2 million ounces silver and 234,000 ounces of gold.

Based on Wardrop Engineering’s January 2007 Optimized Feasibility Study the average annual production, based on first three years of production is, 118 M lbs Zinc, 4,9 Million oz Silver, 20,000 oz Gold, 10.3 M lbs Copper & 12.9 M lbs Lead.

Large institutional shareholding (~80% of issues shares) tied to favourable outlook for Wolverine development.