Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Jay sat down with Seva Mining CEO and former Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai to discuss Canada’s resource future and his move from public office into the private sector with Seva Mining. They cover Canada’s need to build major infrastructure, the role of gold and critical minerals in national economic strategy, and why Seva’s Cameron Lake project in northwestern Ontario could benefit from existing infrastructure, a large historic resource, a direct-shipping ore model, and strong backing from the Fiore Group and First Mining.
Seva Mining (TSX-V: SEVA)
sevamining.com
595 Burrard St
Vancouver, BC V6C 0E4
Canada
T: +1 (604) 364-8847
E: info@sevamining.com
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00:00 – Intro
00:29 – Canada’s Future and the New Political Climate
04:18 – Canada’s Wake-Up Call from the U.S.
05:16 – Canada’s Resource Advantage
05:52 – Lessons from Yukon and Nunavut’s Gold Growth
07:02 – Global Interest in Canadian Gold
08:16 – Moving from Politics into Mining
11:34 – The Origin of Seva Mining
13:17 – First Nations Partnerships and Local Ownership
15:17 – Fiore Group Backing and First Mining’s 44% Stake
17:02 – Why Northwestern Ontario Matters
18:26 – Cameron Lake’s Resource and Existing Drilling
21:18 – Direct Shipping Ore and Lower CapEx
24:49 – The 25,000-Metre Drill Program
29:01 – Community Partnerships as the Foundation
29:52 – Timeline for Stockpiled Ore and Potential Cash Flow
32:22 – Capital Support from the Fiore Network
35:57 – First Mining’s Ongoing Support
37:27 – M&A Activity in Northwestern Ontario
38:35 – Respecting the Land and Building Responsibly
Disclaimer: Seva Mining has paid for this video production. Questions are not exchanged prior to the interview and it is ultimately the discretion of VRIC Media and the Jay Martin Show as to how the interview gets published.
Copyright © 2026 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.
Jay sat down with Seva Mining CEO and former Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai to discuss Canada’s resource future and his move from public office into the private sector with Seva Mining. They cover Canada’s need to build major infrastructure, the role of gold and critical minerals in national economic strategy, and why Seva’s Cameron Lake project in northwestern Ontario could benefit from existing infrastructure, a large historic resource, a direct-shipping ore model, and strong backing from the Fiore Group and First Mining.
Seva Mining (TSX-V: SEVA)
sevamining.com
595 Burrard St
Vancouver, BC V6C 0E4
Canada
T: +1 (604) 364-8847
E: info@sevamining.com
Follow the VRIC on X: https://x.com/vricmedia
Learn to invest alongside the top minds in commodities. Join The Commodity University today. CLICK: linkly.link/26yH9
Sign up for Jay’s newsletter at 2ly.link/211gx
00:00 – Intro
00:29 – Canada’s Future and the New Political Climate
04:18 – Canada’s Wake-Up Call from the U.S.
05:16 – Canada’s Resource Advantage
05:52 – Lessons from Yukon and Nunavut’s Gold Growth
07:02 – Global Interest in Canadian Gold
08:16 – Moving from Politics into Mining
11:34 – The Origin of Seva Mining
13:17 – First Nations Partnerships and Local Ownership
15:17 – Fiore Group Backing and First Mining’s 44% Stake
17:02 – Why Northwestern Ontario Matters
18:26 – Cameron Lake’s Resource and Existing Drilling
21:18 – Direct Shipping Ore and Lower CapEx
24:49 – The 25,000-Metre Drill Program
29:01 – Community Partnerships as the Foundation
29:52 – Timeline for Stockpiled Ore and Potential Cash Flow
32:22 – Capital Support from the Fiore Network
35:57 – First Mining’s Ongoing Support
37:27 – M&A Activity in Northwestern Ontario
38:35 – Respecting the Land and Building Responsibly
Disclaimer: Seva Mining has paid for this video production. Questions are not exchanged prior to the interview and it is ultimately the discretion of VRIC Media and the Jay Martin Show as to how the interview gets published.
Copyright © 2026 Cambridge House International Inc. All rights reserved.
