My FIFO Journey to Mine Site | Travel Day Vlog

Welcome back to my channel! In this video, I'm taking you along on my full FIFO travel day from Prince George, BC all the way to KSM Mine site in northern British Columbia, Canada. My journey starts in Prince George, British Columbia, where I catch a flight to Vancouver International Airport (YVR). From Vancouver, I then fly up to Terrace, BC (YXT) in northern BC. After a long day of travel, I check into the Quality Inn Terrace for the night to rest up before the big day. The next morning, I jump on the shuttle to KSM Mine site — one of the largest undeveloped gold, silver, and copper deposits in the world. This is the reality of FIFO (Fly In Fly Out) life working at a remote mine site in British Columbia. If you're thinking about working at KSM Mine, working FIFO in BC, or just curious about what a mine worker travel day looks like — this video is for you! 🗺️ My Travel Route: ✈️ Prince George → Vancouver (YVR) ✈️ Vancouver → Terrace BC (YXT) 🏨 Quality Inn Terrace 🚌 Terrace → KSM Mine Site Shuttle What is FIFO? FIFO stands for Fly In Fly Out. It means workers fly to remote job sites and work set rosters — for example 4 weeks on, 2 weeks off — instead of commuting daily. What is KSM Mine? KSM Mine (Kerr-Sulphurets-Mitchell) is located near Stewart, BC, Canada and is one of the largest gold and copper mining projects in North America. It is operated by Seabridge Gold and sits deep in the mountains of northwestern British Columbia.