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Foremost Clean Energy Ltd C.FAT

Alternate Symbol(s):  FMST

Foremost Clean Energy Ltd, formerly Foremost Lithium Resource & Technology Ltd., is a uranium and lithium exploration company with interests in 10 prospective properties spanning over 330,000 acres in the prolific, uranium-rich Athabasca Basin. The Company also maintains a secondary portfolio of lithium projects at different stages of development spanning over 50,000 acres across Manitoba and Quebec. Seven properties comprise its Easern Athabasca Uranium Properties, which include Murphy Lake South, Hatchet Lake, Turkey Lake, Torwalt, Marten, Wolverine and Epp Lake. Its Blue-Sky uranium projects located within the western portion span approximately 102,000 hectares in the Athabasca Basin consisting of three projects: Blackwing, GR Property and CLK Property. Its lithium projects include Zoro Lithium Project, Jean Lake Lithium-Gold Project, Peg North Project, Grass River Claims Project, and Jol Lithium Project. Winston Group of Properties is its Gold and Silver Project.


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Comment by goldbug83on Feb 22, 2018 7:27pm
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RE:Went to second

RE:Went to second It's not really that Manitoba has fallen, it's other places around the world have increased incentives to try and attact mining and economic activity to their country, province, or state. They realize the supply of critical elements are paramount to battery manufactures to product the green electric vehicles, consumer electronics, and grid storage, etc of the future. Because the demand and growth will be expotential they really need to open access for miners to explore heavily to find new huge deposits to become mines to keep up.
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