They are called Socio-economic Agreements (or SEAs) and they set out commitments made by a company and GNWT during its regulatory review.

The 49th Annual Yellowknife Geoscience Forum convened virtually this morning and will run until November 26th.  This year’s COVID-influenced format combines live online presentations and panel discussions with pre-recorded, View-On-Demand talks of a more technical nature.

Critical minerals or elements are those considered essential for renewable energy and clean technology applications (batteries, permanent magnets, solar panels and wind turbines).

The GNWT’s Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment began an important discussion Tuesday morning on the future of critical minerals exploration and development in the Northwest Territories.

The Department of Industry, Tourism and Investment is sponsoring a new four-day hard-rock prospecting course by the NWT Mine Training Society that you can take in your pajamas!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to join delegates from industry, academia, and government to exchange information on resource exploration, mining activities, and geoscience research in Canada’s Northwest Territories.

Yellowknife — November 10, 2021

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Welcome and thank you for participating in this workshop. 

I believe the NWT has an opportunity to play not only a leading role but a key role in the supply of critical minerals and metals to meet growing international demand.

We’re marking 5-days of Round-Up 2021 by talking to five companies currently exploring and developing NWT projects with huge potential.

Day 5: Prairie Creek Segues to Silver

January 21, 2021

We’re marking 5-days of Round-Up 2021 by talking to five companies currently exploring and developing NWT projects with huge potential.

Day 4: Nighthawk Welcomes a New Leader

The AME ‘Remote Roundup’ continued (on line) Tuesday with a GNWT-sponsored interactive session spotlighting the NWT’s immense mineral resource potential.