Feds, province to contribute up to $272M toward proposed Manitoba silica sand mining, processing

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Feds, province to contribute up to $272M toward proposed Manitoba silica sand mining, processing – CBC

Sep 19, 2024 Loans, grants and roadwork would cover nearly third of $880M cost of Canadian Premium Sands project An Alberta company that wants to mine silica sand and process it into solar panel glass in Manitoba says it has secured letters of intent from the federal and provincial governments to contribute grants and loans, […]

Acquisition forms leading silica sands miner

australianmining.com.au - 05:47

Diatreme's Galalar silica sands project in far-north Queensland. Image: Diatreme ResourcesDiatreme Resources has completed its acquisition of...

Acquisition forms leading silica sands miner

australianmining.com.au - 05:47

Diatreme's Galalar silica sands project in far-north Queensland. Image: Diatreme ResourcesDiatreme Resources has completed its acquisition of...

Coming home after nearly month-long wildfire evacuation ‘made me feel kind of whole,’ says Bunibonibee woman – CBC

ilrtoday.ca - 12/Sep 15:55

Sep 12, 2024 All residents home after massive August wildfire forced full evacuation of northeastern Manitoba community Residents forced to evacuate...

Coming home after nearly month-long wildfire evacuation ‘made me feel kind of whole,’ says Bunibonibee woman – CBC

ilrtoday.ca - 12/Sep 15:55

Sep 12, 2024 All residents home after massive August wildfire forced full evacuation of northeastern Manitoba community Residents forced to evacuate...

WHO grants first mpox vaccine approval to ramp up response to disease in Africa and beyond

washingtontimes.com - 13/Sep 10:32

The World Health Organization said Friday it has granted its first authorization for use of a vaccine against mpox in adults, calling it an important...

WHO grants first mpox vaccine approval to ramp up response to disease in Africa and beyond

washingtontimes.com - 13/Sep 10:32

The World Health Organization said Friday it has granted its first authorization for use of a vaccine against mpox in adults, calling it an important...

New project bringing fibre broadband to 8,800 rural households

albertaprimetimes.com - 13/Sep 14:29

Federal and provincial governments have announced another round of funding to bring broadband to over 8,800 rural Alberta households.

LedgerAI Partners Secures First of Numerous Letters of Intent with Financial Recovery Strategies (FRS) to Revolutionize Business Intelligence

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‘YOUTH ARE DYING’: Shamattawa fighting feds for clean drinking water – Winnipeg Sun

ilrtoday.ca - 09/Sep 15:33

Sep 09, 2024 A northern Manitoba chief is blasting the federal government and pleading for safe drinking water in his community. Shamattawa First...

‘YOUTH ARE DYING’: Shamattawa fighting feds for clean drinking water – Winnipeg Sun

ilrtoday.ca - 09/Sep 15:33

Sep 09, 2024 A northern Manitoba chief is blasting the federal government and pleading for safe drinking water in his community. Shamattawa First...

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Feds, province to contribute up to $272M toward proposed Manitoba silica sand mining, processing – CBC

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