Jason Weber
President & CEO | Silver North Resources Ltd. | Silver Explorer in Yukon's Keno Hill District
"Leading Silver North Resources' high-grade silver exploration in Yukon's Keno Hill Silver District"
Biography
Jason Weber is the President and CEO of Silver North Resources Ltd. (TSX-V: SNAG | OTCQB: TARSF), a Canadian silver exploration company focused on its 100% owned Haldane Silver Project located in the historic Keno Hill Silver District of Yukon Territory. Under Weber's leadership, Silver North has established itself as a recurring presenter at the Metals Investor Forum, where the company has been featured multiple times alongside some of the resource sector's most respected analysts and newsletter writers.
Weber has demonstrated a keen understanding of silver market fundamentals, frequently articulating the disconnect between silver producer valuations and the underlying metal price. He has noted that the silver miners-to-silver ratio sits at one of its lowest levels in history, with some producers operating at sub-$15/oz all-in costs while silver prices have risen significantly. This macro perspective, combined with his operational focus on high-grade silver exploration, has made him a recognized voice in the junior silver mining space.
Silver North's Haldane Project has delivered notable exploration success under Weber's tenure, including drill campaigns where all seven holes hit high-grade silver mineralization. The company has secured capital to fund sustained drilling over multiple years in the Keno Hill District, an area with a rich silver mining history. Weber has presented his strategic vision at prominent industry events including Michael Campbell's World Outlook Financial Conference and the Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver and Toronto.
As a mining executive who regularly engages with retail and institutional investors through interviews, conference presentations, and analyst discussions with figures like John Kaiser of Kaiser Research Online, Weber has built a reputation for transparent communication about exploration results, capital allocation, and the company's path toward creating shareholder value in the silver sector.
Videos (3)
Jason Webber of Silver North Resources Ltd. talks to Peter Krauth | Metals Investor Forum Sept. 2026
- Top takeaway Weber's core argument is that Haldane's high-grade Keno-style veins can add ounces very quickly: the deposits are small (200-400 meters along strike and vertically) but a single 50-meter box around his 13-meter, 818 g/t silver intercept equals about 3.5 million ounces.
- Weber argues the old view that Keno Hill veins turn zinc-rich at depth is outdated: the transition can be lateral rather than depth-controlled, and Hecla's hits at 600-800 meters show silver zones can continue deep.
- Weber points to roughly 900 meters of thickness in the host unit that holds these veins as ground still open for exploration, including mineralization hidden under overburden the historic miners could not see.
- Weber lays out the catalyst path from the interview date: first Haldane drill results expected by end of September 2026, results flowing steadily into January, then the next field program around April-May 2027 backed by the two-year treasury.
- Weber frames his job as building a framework for how big Haldane could be — so others can envision 25, 40, or 50 million ounces — rather than setting a resource number himself.
Silver North's CEO argues brand-new discoveries in Yukon's century-old Keno Hill district show historic silver camps still hide overlooked high-grade veins. Haldane returned 13 meters of 818 grams per ton silver with gold — high grades that can add ounces quickly even in small deposits. Hecla's arrival in the district adds credibility and shared century-old data, and weak drill intercepts can flag high-grade 50 to 100 meters away. At Veronica, the company targets CRD (carbonate replacement) deposits near Coeur's Silvertip mine, using geophysics, soils, and mapping to ground-truth anomalies. Two rigs have drilled since early July with no assays (lab metal analyses) back yet; results from late September into January are the catalyst.
Jason Weber & John Kaiser discuss Silver North Resources at the May Metals Investor Forum
Silver North Resources is fully funded for its 2026 and 2027 drill campaigns, offering investors a de-risked timeline for exploration upside. The company has made three high-grade Keno-style silver vein discoveries in only 24 drill holes at its Haldane Project in the Yukon. Located adjacent to Hecla Mining's Keno Hill operation, Silver North benefits from geological validation and potential future strategic interest.
Jason Weber of Silver North Resources Ltd. presents at Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver | May 2026
Jason Weber, CEO of Silver North Resources, presents at the Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver. The forum features vetted junior mining companies with excellent management, financials, and properties. Investors gain direct access to assess management teams by asking critical face-to-face questions.
Key Quotes
"The silver miners-to-silver ratio is currently at one of its lowest levels in history, some producers are operating at sub-$15/oz costs."
— World Outlook Financial Conference presentation
"They only had maybe one quarter of production where it was actually at elevated spot prices."
— Interview discussing silver producer margins and metal price disconnect
Key Works
100% owned high-grade silver exploration project in Yukon's Keno Hill Silver District with multiple successful drill campaigns
Recurring presenter at premier resource investment conference alongside analysts like John Kaiser, Eric Coffin, and Joe Mazumdar
Presented silver market macro thesis on miner-to-metal ratio disconnect at Michael Campbell's conference
Specializations
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