Northwest mining boom boosts Thunder Bay symposium
The Ontario Prospectors and Explorers Symposium in Thunder Bay draws 300 registrants with more than 30 speakers. Daniele Spethman of the Ontario Prospectors Association calls the Northwest region booming as Equinox Greenstone Gold Mine, Kinross Great Bear project, West Red Lake and Ring of Fire shape Canada’s future mining landscape. Exhibitors number over 40 and lithium refineries may emerge locally as the event runs at the Valhalla Inn.
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Doug Parker
Discover Prospecting
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Thunder Bay considers two sites for temporary shelter village
Thunder Bay city council revisited the Fort William Road and Kam River Heritage Park options after delaying a Cumberland Street plan. Councillor Etreni pushed to study both Fort William Road and Kam River sites, aiming to begin construction by July with 80 to 100 units for five years and access $2.8 million in funding.
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