Craig Richardson BSc, P.Geo.

Project Geologist

Craig received his BSc in Geology from the University of Calgary in 2011. He completed his undergraduate thesis on the greenschist/amphibolite rocks around the 777 VMS deposit Flin Flon, Manitoba. He has been a registered member of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta (APEGA) since 2011 and a Professional Geoscientist (P.Geo.) since 2021.

Craig joined APEX in March 2020 and worked on numerous mineral systems including VMS, Au-Ag epithermal, porphyry, sedimentary-hosted uranium, vein-hosted uranium, carlin-type gold, polymetallic shales, carbonatite REE, and orogenic gold deposits. With over 10 years of Canadian and International mineral exploration experience (SE Asia and USA), he has managed programs from grassroots to evaluation stage projects and has supervised many field-based mapping, trenching, logging, geophysics, sampling, and drilling programs and has contributed to numerous data compilations, NI 43-101, and assessment reports.

Services Provided

  • Project design, implementation, and management
  • Planning and implementation of soil geochemistry sampling and analysis
  • GIS (Mapinfo Discover, ArcGIS, and QGIS)
  • Geological mapping
  • Drilling management: RC, Diamond
  • Geophysical program management
  • Personnel management and mentoring
  • Project management in remote locations in Canada and abroad

Deposit Styles

  • Alkalic and Calc-Alkalic Porphyry Copper-Molybdenum-Gold Systems (Canadian Cordillera and North-western Cambodia)
  • Low, Intermediate, and High Sulphidation Epithermal Systems (Canadian Cordillera, North-eastern Cambodia)
  • Orogenic Gold (Committee Bay, Nunavut, Canada)
  • Unconformity Type Uranium (Thelon Basin NWT, Canada)
  • VMS Deposits (Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada)
  • Carbonatite REE (Lebel sur Quevillion Quebec, Canada)
  • Vein Hosted/Beaverlodge-Type Uranum (Nunavut, Canada)
  • Polymetallic Shales (Northern Alberta, Canada)
  • Magmatic Nickle Sulphides and Cobalt (Werner Lake, Ontario, Canada)
  • Carlin-Type Gold (Nevada, USA)

Projects

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