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My M.Sc. thesis aims to characterize the structural evolution and mineralizing systems present at the Mt. Haldane project, located in the western part of the Keno Hill Silver District, Yukon. The district hosts several historical and active silver-lead-zinc mines. My thesis project will use a variety of techniques including geochronology, field observations and graphite thermometry to more fully understand the ore genesis of Mt. Haldane and its relation to the ore bodies of the Keno Hill region.