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La Nation crie d Eeyou Istchee fermement opposée à l exploitation minière de l uranium

La Nation crie d Eeyou Istchee fermement opposée à l exploitation minière de l uranium
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International Consolidated Uranium Acquires the High-Grade Matoush Uranium Project in Quebec, Canada

Home » Internet » International Consolidated Uranium Acquires the High-Grade Matoush Uranium Project in Quebec, Canada International Consolidated Uranium Acquires the High-Grade Matoush Uranium Project in Quebec, Canada Posted by PublisherInternet Tuesday, 11. May 2021 International Consolidated Uranium Inc. (\”CUR\” or the \”Company\”) (TSXV: CUR – https://www.commodity-tv.com/ondemand/companies/profil/international-consolidated-uranium-inc/) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a definitive share purchase agreement (the ?Agreement?) whereby CUR will acquire a 100%, undivided interest, in the high-grade Matoush Uranium Project (?Matoush? or the ?Property?) located in the Province of Quebec, Canada. Key Points: ? High-Grade and Substantial Historic Resources ? Based on a press release issued by Strateco Resources Inc. (?Strateco?) on December 7, 2012, Matoush was considered to have the following historical Mineral Resources:

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2020 In Review: Notable Indigenous Rights Litigation - Government, Public Sector

Highlights and Trends As the law relating to Indigenous peoples, and the application of that law, evolves so does the nature and type of Indigenous rights litigation. This bulletin highlights certain key Indigenous rights cases that were decided, heard, or commenced in 2020, and identifies overarching trends. These trends apply to varying degrees in different provinces and territories, but are all worth following as the law in this area continues to advance: Lengthy trials vs judicial reviews: Indigenous rights litigation has focused largely on challenges to project approvals or permits and the boundaries of adequate consultation. Increasingly, lawsuits seeking damages and other relief for title or rights infringement are

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The Importance Of Social Licence In Natural Resource Development: Supreme Court Denies Leave To Appeal In Strateco Resources Inc v Québec - Environment

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Stakeholder perception can play a larger role than reality, especially when it comes to government approvals of natural resource development projects. Developers in the extractive resource sector need to be constantly vigilant in their acquisition and maintenance of social licence for the projects that they operate, or that they wish to develop, acquire or invest in. A recent Québec decision shows the importance of dealing effectively with local concerns, even where a proponent might say that the concerns are premature. On October 15, 2020, the Supreme Court of Canada denied leave to

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