Cuprum Corp. - Mineral exploration permit

Instrument type: Mineral exploration permit

ERO number
019-9477
Ministry reference number
PR-24-000259
Notice type
Instrument
Act
Mining Act, R.S.O. 1990
Posted by
Ministry of Mines
Notice stage
Proposal
Proposal posted
Comment period
December 10, 2024 - January 9, 2025 (30 days) Open
Last updated

This consultation closes at 11:59 p.m. on:
January 9, 2025

Proposal summary

The Ministry is proposing to issue a permit to Cuprum Corp. (“the proponent”) to undertake early exploration activities.

Location details

Site location details

The early exploration activities are located approximately 7 kilometres Northwest of Pickle Lake, Ontario, in Kapkichi Lake Area, Ponsford Lake Area and Ponsford, 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: 127398, 132657, 132658, 138931, 166063, 169347, 173506, 173507, 191430, 203558, 203576, 205398, 207337, 207338, 209729, 213372, 228767, 232070, 234153, 236417, 236418, 240133, 250627, 274417, 291488, 294736, 294754, 322689, 331362

Lease numbers instructions: To view individual leases on a map please use the Mining Lands Administration System. Click on “Search by Location” and select “Mining Lease” to search by lease numbers or “Find a township” to search by township.

Lease numbers: LEA-110051, LEA-110052, LEA-110053, LEA-110054, LEA-110055

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Proponent(s)

Cuprum Corp.
1805-55 University Ave
Toronto, ON
M5J 2H7
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:

Plan activities

  • line cutting (less than 1.5 metres in width)
  • geophysical survey requiring generator type

The potential disturbance from the activities are described as:

Line Cutting (less than 1.5 metres in width): the activity consists of line-cutting, using hand tools only. Potential environmental disturbances include clearing out the underbrush. In line cutting where there is ground cover present, potential environmental disturbances include clearing the brush and vegetation. In light underbrush there is likely little or no brushing. This is a one-time exercise and unless the underbrush is continually cleared, it will typically regenerate within the same or next growing season.

Geophysical Survey Requiring Generator Type: the activity consists of line-cutting, using hand tools only. Potential disturbances include clearing out underbrush to establish a grid in order to temporarily lay wire lines used to record geophysical measurements. In light underbrush there is likely little or no brushing. This is a one-time exercise and unless the underbrush is continually cleared, it will typically regenerate within the same or next growing season.

Proponents are required to follow provincial standards for early exploration to minimize the impacts to public health, safety and the environment from early exploration activities described above. You can find the standards in the Activities Information Sheets or on the Ministry website under Mining Act Policies, Standards and Directives (see links in “Related links” section).

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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Mineral Development Office (Thunder Bay)
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435 James Street South
Suite B002
Thunder Bay, ON
P7E 6E3
Canada

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