The real-time expiry and forfeiture engine for landmen, prospectors, and mining executives. The join is a second official register standing over the same ground: a Québec title with the SIGÉOM major constraint published over it, a British Columbia claim with the water licensed out of it. Two sources, one click, one keep-or-take call — across 11 Canadian jurisdictions, refreshed from the public registers on each register's own schedule.
An expiry in British Columbia, Ontario, Yukon and Newfoundland; a work anniversary in Nunavut; a rent term on a lease. Counted down daily, each in its own words — and a register that publishes no deadline is shown as holding none rather than given one.
Annual work and rent owed in Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Nunavut, the licences about to step up a work band, and BC statement-of-work and cash-in-lieu dollars already registered.
Group ground by holder across every register, follow a company's whole position, and see who holds the overlapping claims. British Columbia adds co-owner client (FMC) numbers and BC Registries incorporation detail.
The Saskatchewan re-opening board polled hourly to the published minute, Newfoundland's gazetted notices and staking history, and restake detection that names who took ground back and how quickly.
Australia — Same promise. Not live.
United Kingdom — Same promise. Not live.
| COMING OPEN | TITLES | HECTARES | WORK DUE | SOW APPLIED | CASH IN LIEU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Next 7 days | as published | as published | as published | as published | as published |
| Next 30 days | as published | as published | as published | as published | as published |
| Next 90 days | as published | as published | as published | as published | as published |
| Next 365 days | as published | as published | as published | as published | as published |
This table is one register of 25: British Columbia, sourced live from Mineral Titles Online, the BC Geographic Warehouse, ARIS assessment reports and OrgBook BC. It is shown here because it is the only register that carries what has been spent on the ground. The other 23 registers, across 11 jurisdictions, come from their own province's public service, listed above and refreshed on their own schedule. Every figure here is the register's own total over the ground coming open: no title and no holder is identified on this page.
Nothing is charged here. There is no checkout and no account: this says what it would unlock, and stops.
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