RE:RE:RE:Paul's response" If those projects are already underway(to my knowledge this is the case) what more clarity do you need exactly?"
Neither project is underway.
1. Grid: we're in the "boy it would be nice if we had power, huh?" phase. Next announcement will be "we're formally agreeing to officially consider grid connection." This includes what amounts to a full feasibility study. They did this in 2018, and specifically ruled it out in April 2019, here: https://www.whitehorsestar.com/News/yg-rules-out-tying-into-b-c-power-grid We need the "Yukon, BC, and Ottawa agree to connect the grid, here's when it starts/who is paying" announcement.
2. Port: we're in the "non-binding, verbal agreement Yukon can use some terminals at Skagway" phase. Still very much under discussion is: how many terminals, who is paying (Yukon? Mining companies? Ottawa?), and what happens to ore at the terminal, but not ready to ship. Nothing has been put into writing/signed yet. Read this:
https://www.yukon-news.com/news/44-million-yukon-funded-project-in-alaska-raises-more-questions-in-the-house-7112980.
Waiting on formal, signed, binding agreement on how many terminals, who is paying for it, etc.
No, this is all still very much in flux. Alternatives exist for both power grid, and Skagway port, but both are more $$$$.