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Nord Precious Metals starts Ontario MECP consultation for Gowganda silver tailings recovery project
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Nord Precious Metals starts Ontario MECP consultation for Gowganda silver tailings recovery project
  • Nord Precious Metals initiated pre-submission consultations with Ontario’s MECP for environmental approvals tied to its Gowganda silver tailings recovery project.
  • July 21 meeting with MECP reviewed project scope, studies, and inputs for a planned Mineral Recovery Permit application under Ontario Regulation 463/24.
  • MECP flagged potential needs for a site-specific Environmental Compliance Approval for sewage works, permit to take water, and baseline characterization work.
  • Program targets modular, on-site reprocessing of century-old silver-cobalt tailings using gravity separation, with flotation optional, closed-loop water handling, minimal fixed infrastructure.
  • Milestones include an updated NI 43-101 resource estimate expected in H2 2026, followed by economics, permitting, commissioning, and repeat deployment.


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