Update Announcement
This proposal notice is being updated to advise the public that the permit application is still under review and the Ministry is considering concerns raised by an Aboriginal community which warrant additional time to adequately consider. The original proposal date and comment period have not been changed.
This consultation was open from:
November 10, 2023
to December 10, 2023
Proposal summary
The Ministry is proposing to issue a permit to Fleur De Lys Exploration Corp. (“the proponent”) to undertake early exploration activities.
Location details
Site location details
The mining activities are located approximately 50 kilometres north of Kenora, Ontario, in Paterson Lake and Treelined Lake Areas, District of Kenora, Northwest Region.
Claim numbers instructions: To view individual claims on a map please use the Mining Lands Administration System. Click on “I want to…” and select “Find a claim” to search by claim numbers or “Find a township” to search by township.
Claim numbers: 100923, 101391, 101392, 101393, 116716, 117138, 120364, 120996, 120997, 128299, 128300, 143491, 157582, 160157, 166172, 166173, 178990, 203400, 213453, 223536, 223537, 225581, 232864, 269520, 277505, 280977, 281601, 298273, 298897, 298898, 328179, 328181, 340030, 340535
Site location map
The location pin reflects the approximate area where environmental activity is taking place.
View this location on a map opens link in a new windowProponent(s)
Fleur De Lys Exploration Corp.
1055 Dunsmuir Street Suite 3000
Vancouver,
BC
V7X 1K8
Canada
Proposal details
The proponent has submitted an application to the ministry for an exploration permit as required under the Mining Act for prescribed early exploration activities.
The activities that this permit would allow the proponent to carry out are as follows:
- mechanized drilling (where the drill weight is greater than 150 kilograms)
The potential disturbance from the activities are described as:
Mechanized Drilling: provides rock samples from below the surface. Testing the samples determines the properties of the soil and rocks, including mineral and metal content. Potential environmental disturbances include (but are not limited to): clearing surface terrain for “drill pads” (small areas cleared for drill rigs and/or helicopters), installing casings (hollow steel pipes called the collar), and pumping water from a sump, nearby lakes, rivers or streams.
This notice is provided to receive comments that can be considered in the decision-making process prior to the issuance of an exploration permit.
An Exploration Permit does not relieve the proponent from compliance with any other requirements that are set out under the Mining Act or any other Act. All activities included in the Exploration Permit proposal must be carried out in compliance with Ontario Regulation 308/12 and the Provincial Standards for Early Exploration. The Exploration Permit duration will be up to 3 years with the possibility of renewal.
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Get in touch with the office listed below to find out if materials are available.
435 James Street South
Suite B002
Thunder Bay,
ON
P7E 6E3
Canada
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Contact
Stephen A. Miller
435 James Street South
Suite B002
Thunder Bay,
ON
P7E 6E3
Canada
Comment
Commenting is now closed.
The comment period was from November 10, 2023
to December 10, 2023