A public review is now underway as part of the environmental assessment process into the proposed extension of the fluorspar mine in St. Lawrence.
Canada Fluorspar’s proposed South Ridge Project is a satellite pit extension to the existing Arthur Gordon Stollery Mine.
(Photo via Canada Fluorspar.)
The project is expected to extend the life of the current mine by another ten years.
Canada Fluorspar says the proposed extension is driven by growing demand. Fluorspar has been recognized by the federal government as a critical mineral essential to clean technologies.
The satellite pit would operate as a hub-and-spoke extension of the existing AGS Mine and no new processing or tailing facilities are anticipated.
The company will make use of existing haul roads, the plant and the Blue Beach Marine Terminal for transportation and processing.
The public is being invited to review various guidelines associated with the proposed project and provide written comments by October 3.
Comments can be submitted via email to: EAProjectComments@gov.nl.ca
