Mount Jamie Mine
1976
- On the old Gold Frontier property at the West end of Red Lake
- 1936 diamond drilling financed by Bagamac Rouyn Mines—steam powered plant erected as well
- 1936 shaft built, wash tops December 1936
- Closed end of 1936
- Gold Frontier Mines was incorporated in November 1939 to take over the property of Frontier Red Lake Mines which was organized in May 1934
- Exploration resumed in 1940, but stopped shortly after—started again in 1941
- 1941 shaft 495 feet
- New ore found to the north and had to sink new shaft
- All work ceased in 1942 with a government edict that money and time not be spent on non-producing mines
- Work resumed in 1945
- 1946 resampling
- Gold Frontier—work begins again in September 1940 until late 1942
- 1975 - surface work on the property, resampling old trenched and unwatering the shaft
- 1976 reorganized and renamed Jamie-Frontier Mines
- 1976 work began on the plan and shaft
- Only produced 265 oz. bullion between 1976 and 1978
- 1988 - all work stopped by Jamie Frontier
- 1988 - Pez Gold Resources Corporation initiated diamond drilling
- 2002 - 2005 - Zenda Capital Corp and Vedron Gold Inc. held property