RE:Freeland
cashin17 wrote: Nothing.but the usual verbal diarrhea in speech, nothing from company.
see you in 6 - 9 months as hopefully something comes from one or the other mid recession.
GLTA but I'm not holding my breath
Cashin17, it looks like your timeline could be pretty close, if you can count on the Fed Gov to ever hit or keep a timelie.
The fall economic statement acknowledged the ongoing development of a benefits-sharing framework that seeks to ensure Indigenous nations benefit from future resource development projects. Details about that framework, announced earlier this year, are expected in 2023.
For example, in northern Ontario alone, there are more than 26,000 active mining claims in what is called the Ring of Fire, an area just under 5,000 square kilometres, or nearly the size of Prince Edward Island. The development is setting up a battle between First Nations who want a larger say in development and Canada’s goal to ramp up its critical mineral strategy.
The government has spent nearly $6 billion in claims settlements with Indigenous nations this fiscal year, with an extra $1 million promised for next year. For example, in mid-October, the government of Canada paid more than $63 million to Niisaachewan Anishinaabe Nation following a claim that began 20 years ago over allegedly unauthorized construction and operation of two dams that flooded their community.
full article here:https://t.co/NdKLohl9jp