Canadian Critical Minerals Inc V.CCMI

say hi to 2024 . . maybe . . . hopefully . . .

[GSchumway]

The submitted pre-application permit documents were considered complete on May 9, 2023 . . . . and still almost 5 months later . . no submission of a Final Permit Application.  I believe that Ian and the team he has assembled has the experience and knowledge necessary to put the mine into production, therefore I can only assume that the delay is NOT due to CCMI but is due to outrageous indigenous demands and anti-mining government policies/practices purposely delaying mining projects . . . all in the disguise of protecting the environment and creating a social construct.  At the current rate of permitting I can only surmize the even if CCMI submitted their Final Permit Application today . . . we would still be discussing "where is the final approval permit to go into production ?" on May 9, 2024.    This is Provincial jurisdiction and not Federal, obviously B.C. has turned into a jurisdiction that is NOT friendly or favourable to mining operations.   Therefore I consider all mining juniors to be worthless, other than CCMI, as I still have faith in Ian and his team . . . just hope I don't die of old age before Bull River goes into production.

[reddog11]

GSchmway, Agree with your comments. I will add that I think it is sadly humorous the "main Stream" stories of simplifying permitting to "help" the EV revolution from The Canadian government and the reality of how terribly difficult it actully is. I do think CCMI should tell sharehoders what it has taken me 6 months to figure out and give us a hint of a plan. If we can