Critical Elements Lithium Corp V.CRE

Quebec Permit Status

[tinker901]

In the June special meeting (405b) the CLEC presented the preliminary report to COMEX.

They mentionned reading the comments supplied by the  MELCC and GNC.

Then it is said that the FINAL REPORT FOR RECOMMENDATION will be presented to COMEX on the July 26th meeting.

Also in that meeting, we learn that a prliminary report is being redacted for hooking up our project to Hydro Quebec.

For the Hydro, I did not find any questions and answers posted in the last 6 meetings. So I suspect that this hookup is more like a run of the mill thing for Hydro and Comex compared to new dam projects and hydro plants.

The use of acronyms always bugs me, and if someone can tell me what CLEC and GNC stand for I would appreciate that.

(maybe GNC stands for "Grande Nation Cree" ?

[jakethesnake2]

CLEC is the acronym for Corporation Lithium Elements Crituques 

[jakethesnake2]

Oops  Critiques

[jakethesnake2]

GNC is acronym for Gouvernemt de la Nation Crie  regards  Jack 

[tinker901]

Thank you Jake. I cannot wait to see the minutes of the July meeting.

[monkeyhere171]

July meeting minutes should be out October 4th, however, I do believe that the project review should be completed next week (Sep 20 meeting) and by October 4th the permit will be known. The question is why the project was not approved July, wondering if there is a new set of clarification, similar to the surface water that will add another f@&$g delay and if that's the case something is

[bigops]

Just keep in mind that a Reclamation plan and agreement has already been approved...so i would highly doubt there are environmental issues outstanding....would make no sense....

[Radnaksi]

Best to use Nemska as an example. Final Report was approved by Comex on 18 June 2015 meeting and Recomended for Authroization.  https://comexqc.ca/wp-content/uploads/COMEX-Minutes-330-adopted_2.pdf Certificate of Authorization was issued on 8 September 2015. https://www.nemaskalithium.com/assets/documents/environment/Courtesy%20translation%20of%20provincial%20CA%20-%20Whabouchi%20Project%20

[tinker901]

Thank you for that info Radnaski. Based on that, Nemaska gor the permit 80 days after the Comex recommendation. In a similar scenario, with all things being eqiual, if our recommendation went out on July 26th, we could expect our permit around mid-october. I can live with that.

[dalesio_98]

After the upcoming Qc election majority win, as I previously posted.

[randy6904]

Hello people, This is my opinion, and you all know what they say about opinions...Anyway my two cents, this as been mentioned before on this board. Nemaska mine was heavily invested with the government of Quebec, they would rather see that project take off first, then have another mine open in there back yard when they f... it up the first time.  Again this is my two cents worth. 

[dalesio_98]

Sounds familiar. Watch for the upcoming Nemaska shareholder update, going to be very interesting.

[tinker901]

You are right Randy, and it has taken off first. New Nemaska will be producing spodumene in 2023 at least a full year before Critical Elements.