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Canada Carbon Inc V.CCB

Alternate Symbol(s):  BRUZF

Canada Carbon Inc. is a Canada-based mining exploration and development company. The Company is focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of graphite deposits. It holds a 100% interest in two graphite properties located in Quebec: the Miller Graphite Project located in Grenville-Sur-La-Rouge and the Asbury Graphite Mine located in Notre-Dame-du-Laus. The Miller hydrothermal lump-vein historical graphite mine and surrounding property covers approximately 100 square kilometers (km2) and is located around 80 km west of Montreal in the Grenville Township. The Asbury Graphite Mine property is made up of two claims for a total of 119 hectares (ha). The Mine is located around 8.1 kilometers (km) northeast of Notre-Dame-Du-Laus in the Laurentides Region of southern Quebec.


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Comment by Nafets10on Sep 13, 2014 2:02pm
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RE:RE:Viability of the Quarry Model

RE:RE:Viability of the Quarry ModelThanks drw121, but I was hoping someone could clarify the matter a little bit more for me, I see how you could've gotten a little confused there though due to my poor wording. I am aware that the definition of quarry in chapter Q-2, r. 7 Division 1 of the Quebec Mining Act regarding regulations respecting pits and quarries, specifically excludes graphite amongst several other materials.

The CEO of the company being interviewed in the article I cited earlier seemed confident that it could be done, however, and explicitly stated such. I assumed he has some idea of the regulatory requirements to back that statement up.

That was the first time I had heard about graphite quarrying in Quebec outside this forum so I was just wondering if someone here was better aquianted with the process and could provide some insight into the legal or regulatory facets. For example, why is graphite on that list of exceptions. 
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