RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Lithium converter in Thunder BayRather than lies, consider them to be statements of likelihood. RCK's statements are extremely unlikely (based on Canadian Shield mining history), while mine are extremely likely (based on Canadian Shield mining history).
No one, as far as I know, has advanced a primary-lithium project in the Canadian Shield past PEA. AVL will not be an exception because they will never get enough funding for pre-feasibility work. RCK might be an exception if they fail to get decent salaries from the Europe idea and have enough funding.
At this time, as far as I know, there are four active lithium projects in the Canadian Shield. Three have PEAs. All are owned by Canadian sub-juniors. None have appealing economics.
A practical note: Until proven otherwise, assume that anything said by an exploration company is an attempt to fluff you (fluff=arouse) into investing. Very, very few projects get past PEA. The industry knows what most PEAs are and most competent sources of funding also know what most PEAs are -- horse patooey.
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Cartmanbrah wrote: So basically, when RCK claimed they will mine spodumene in Ontario they were in effect lying whereas you are telling the truth.
But in Canada, where does the feedstock come from? Not RCK or AVL, neither of whom will ever produce. So ... from whom?