Discovering Canadian Critical Minerals in Ontario.

High-grade Rare Earth Elements, Gallium, Lithium, Cesium, Tantalum in two premium locations with road access in Ontario, Canada.

Unlocking High-Value Critical Minerals in Ontario’s Mining Frontier

5,000 Hectares near Sudbury and North Bay with paved road access
MRE 16.9Mt @ 1.15% TREO remains open for expansion – 2x upside potential in the short term
High value payable magnet rare earth elements - Terbium, Dysprosium, Preseodymium and Neodymium
16Mt Gallium at 67g/t average resource target

Essential for Semiconductors – Gallium is a key component in high-performance chips, enabling faster and more efficient electronics, from smartphones to data centers.
Drives 5G and Telecommunications – Gallium-based compounds power 5G networks and satellite communications, improving signal strength, speed, and reliability.
Crucial for Aerospace and Defense – Gallium-based materials are used in radar systems, high-frequency electronics, and advanced defense technologies, ensuring superior performance and durability.
Boosts Renewable Energy – Gallium enhances solar panel efficiency, increasing power output and making clean energy more viable and cost-effective.

Lightweight and Low Density
Lithium is the lightest and least dense solid element in the periodic table with a standard atomic weight of 6.94.
High Charge and Power-to-Weight Ratio
Lithium has a high electrode potential and a low atomic mass, resulting in a high charge and power-to-weight ratio. This makes it well suited for rechargeable batteries.
Versatile Metal with Excellent Conductivity
In its metallic form, lithium is a soft silvery-grey metal with good heat and electric conductivity, enabling it to store and transmit energy. It can be easily cut with a knife and has one of the lowest melting points (180.5 °C) and boiling points (1,347°C) for a metal.
Non-reactivity in Natural Form
Lithium metal is only found as a mineral or salt in nature because it is highly reactive and ignites on contact with water.