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Mining Potential in Eeyou Istchee 2018 & Cree Mining Policy & Logistics Mining Potential in Eeyou Istchee 2018 & Cree Mining Policy & Logistics Cree mineral Exploration Board Mining Potential in Eeyou Istchee Chromium (Cr) rich Chisasibi Fuchsite Whapmagoostui Banded Iron Formation Wemindji Pillow Lava Cu, Gold, Silver rich Strata Whapmagoostui Gold, Pb, Cu Spodumen Nemaska Li, F, Mo, Be… Geology Eeyou Istchee Minerals Exploration Eeyou Istchee Mineral Exploration in Eeyou Istchee UPDATED: 2019-01-17 SUBSTANCE # PJTS # PJTS # PJTS # PJTS # PJTS 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 GOLD 230 241 234 237 244 SILVER 42 45 41 37 38 BASE METALS 127 129 120 112 113 DIAMONDS 15 12 15 18 18 PLATINUM GROUP 25 32 28 26 26 ELEMENTS LITHIUM 11 9 15 19 18 RARE EARTH 8 6 6 6 6 ELEMENTS RARE METALS 9 8 7 7 7 IRON 7 7 7 6 6 Mineral Exploration in Eeyou Istchee NUMBER OF COMPANIES WITH ACTIVE CLAIMS ON EEYOU ISTCHEE TRAPLINES UPDATED: 2019-01-17 COMMUNITY 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 CHISASIBI 31 26 28 30 21 19 18 22 EASTMAIN 33 29 32 26 19 21 22 27 MISTISSINI 68 73 69 61 68 77 78 58 NEMASKA 18 10 10 8 9 21 21 17 OUJE-BOUGOUMOU 50 51 58 62 53 52 53 52 WASKAGANISH 42 45 37 33 28 28 28 29 WASWANIPI 82 110 105 91 89 90 90 92 WEMINDJI 29 35 35 30 27 29 28 30 WHAPMAGOOSTUI 9 6 6 4 4 3 3 3 Exploration Development Mining Company Mining Project Resources Community Discovery Pre- Planning: Prospecting and Definition Feasibility Feasibility Permitting Design and Construction of a Deposit Study Engineering First Quantum Minerals Troilus Copper Mistissini Goldcorp Eleonore Project Gold Wemindji Osisko Mining Coulon Project Gold Wemindji x Sirios Resources Inc. Cheechoo Project Gold Wemindji x Yorbeau Resources Inc. Scott Lake Project Copper, Zinc, Silver Ouje-Bougoumou x Strateco Resources Inc. Matoush Uranium Mistissini Stornoway Diamond Corporation Renard Project Diamond Mistissini Metanor Resources Bachelor Lake Gold Waswanipi BlackRock Metals BlackRock Mining Project Iron-Titanium-VanadiumOuje-Bougoumou x VanadiumCorp Resources Inc. Lac Doré Vanadium Project Vanadium Ouje-Bougoumou x Nemaska Lithium Whabouchi Lithium Nemaska x Nyrstar Canada Langlois Zinc, Copper Waswanipi x (new studies) Wallbrige Mining, Balmoral Resources Fenelon Gold Waskaganish x Jesse Resources Joe Mann Mine Copper, Gold, Silver Ouje-Bougoumou MERN-MDDELCC Principale Mine Copper Ouje-Bougoumou MERN-MDDELCC Lemoine Sulphide Ouje-Bougoumou MERN-MDDELCC Opemiska Copper Waswanipi MERN-MDDELCC Icon-Sullivan Mistissini Globex Montalembert Gold Waswanipi x Eastmain Resources Clearwater Gold Wemindji x Eastmain Resources Eastmain Mine Project Gold, Copper, Silver Mistissini x x Osisko Mining Inc. Windfall Lake Gold Waswanipi x Critical Elements Corporation Rose Project Lithium, Tantalum Nemaska x Geomega Resources Montviel Property Rare Earth Waswanipi x Cree Mining Policy Cree Mining Policy Pilars of the Cree Mining Policy 1. Promotion and Support of Mining Activities - The Crees support and promote the development of Mining as part of their approach to Natural Resource Management and as a tool for social and economic development. 2. Mining and Sustainable Practices - The Crees believe that mining activities shall be done in a manner that is compatible with Sustainable Development, and appropriate existing governance tools such as social and economic agreements, and environmental assessment and remediation processes should accompany all forms and all phases of mining activities. 3. Transparency and Collaboration - The Crees believe that mineral exploration and mining activities in the territory should be a transparent and collaborative process. What Tallyman and the Crees Expect? 1. You can count always on the help of CMEB whatever is the issue in the domain of Minerals Exploration. 2. After Staking your claim and planing Exploration field work we need to communicate with the Tallyman and the local Authority (Chief and Deputy Chief). CMEB will help to provide the information to reach the concerned people. We foster emails faster and efficient. Cree Trappers Association Kindly helping us transmit the e-letters to tallyman who do not have an email address; 3. Get close to the landholders and establish a good relation of respect; What Tallyman and the Crees Expect? 1. Job offers to the community and the Tallyman; 2. Invite the communities to invest in the projects; 3. Give the opportunity to the Cree companies to offer their services; 4. Use the James Bay towns infrastructure :food, lodging, transportation…etc What Tallyman and the Crees Expect? Be honest for early beginning and avoid bribing What Tallyman and the Crees Expect? Even if we keep the same content, two letters to be sent separately: A letter to The Tallyman A letter to the Chief and the deputy Chief It coud be send by mail or by email: (we prefer e-mail) CMEB will be pleased to provide you those information. What Tallyman and the Crees Expect? Exemple: Mistissini Francais Pour Tallyman: Envoyez la lettre à cette adresse courriel: M. Willie Loon, Local Fur CTA Officer: [email protected] Les gens du Cree Trappers Association CTA nous rendent un énorme service en transmettant les lettres aux tallymen. je vous prie de m’aider à garder ce privilège. Exprimez votre gentillesse dans le e-mail Par Example: Mister NAME you will be kind to transmit the letter to the Tallyman Mister NAME traplene M56. Thank you for your help. Pour la lettre au chef Richard Shecapio: Utilisez ces courriels: Chief Richard Shecapio <[email protected]> et En CC » Chief Richard Shecapio <[email protected]> et En CC. Deputy Chief Gerald Longchap <[email protected]> English For Mistissini Tallymen: send the letter to this emaill: M. Richard Gunner, Local Fur CTA Officer: [email protected] please be thankful to mister gunner Fur Officer and ask him to transmit the letter to the named tallyman. The Cree Trappers Association are doing a favour for me Please help me to keep this Logistics INFORMATION GUIDE FOR MINERALS PROSPECTING & EXPLORATION IN EEYOU ISTCHEE (Cree Traditional Territories) Access to Eeyou Istchee for Minerals Exploration Companies & Prospectors Governance Conventional Territories Category I Land Category II Land Category III Land Storage of equipment and supplies-Camp Construction Environmental Contamination Employment Cree Human Resources Department - Employment Cree Exploration Companies Cree Trappers Association Health Services and Public Security Eeyou Eenou Police Force Public Safety and Fire Hall Sub-contractors and Service Providers Services available in Each community Eastmain, Mistissini, Nemaska, Ouje-Bougoumou, Waskaganish, Waswanipi, Wemindji, Whapmagoostui and Washaw Sibi Hunting and fishing Category I Land Category II Land Category III Land Wildlife Protection Appendix . Contact Tally-Person and Chief & model of letter Definitions Native Exploration Services Ouje-Bougoumou, Sam Bosum Mineral Exploration Company Mining - exploration services: Line cutting, staking, geological and geophysics & Training. Made its reputation on excellence & experience - geophysical methods in exploration. CMEB invests in Native Exp&believes in its Potential J.A.MacLeod Exploration Mistissini Pres. Jim Macleod Training for natives and non-natives -exploration of properties with potential for eventual mines. Joint ventures and partnership with Companies, Virginia, Soquem and Eastmain Resources etc., In Eeyou Istchee to explore for Basic metals and minerals. The company is implicated in several projects in environment , services and impact studies. Nimsken Corporation Inc. Ouje-Bougoumou Band Ouje-Bougoumou Pres. Chief Curtis Bosum Junior exploration company Exploration of new properties. Concentrate on basic metals and gold &evaluation of mining properties. Joint ventures SOQEM. Nimsken undertakes exploration to the final stages. It’s one of the most emerging Cree mining companies. CMEB invests in Nimsken Corp. invest projects . Wemindji Exploration (WEMEX) Wemindji Band Pres. Tony Gull Develop the mineral potential of Wemindji area and create a skilled workforce in mining exploration. WEMEX Joint Ventures Dianor Mine Exploration and Virginia... Work on it own land and high potential properties Provide services as line cutting, sampling, scorecard, transportation and equipment. SD Exploration Nemaska Pres. Jeremy Diamond Develop the mineral potential of Nemaska area and create a skilled workforce in mining exploration. SD is a young agressive company managed by energeti Exploration Projects in all Eeyou Istchee where there is Coon-Come Exploration Inc. Mistissini Pres. Roonie Coon-Come Develop the mineral potential of Mistissini area and create a skilled workforce in mining exploration. Coon-Come Exploration Services is a family entreprise transportation, building camps and few application of EnviroCree Mistissini Jim Macleod OBJECTIVES 1. Encourage the Cree communities to become more involved in mineral development; 2. Encourage and Develop the out coming of Cree prospectors; 3. Foster the training of a specialized Cree workforce; 4. Develop within the Cree communities reputable expertise; 5. Promote the emergence of Cree entrepreneurship; 6. Integrate Crees into the various mineral exploration activities carried out in the territory; 7. Promote the creation of Cree enterprises involved in mineral exploration and related fields; 8. Promote the region’s mineral potential through geological research and mapping activities. Challenges •Developing the mining activities with the proper communication tools; •Respect the land, culture, a way of life and it's environment •The Crees want to join on this
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