Henry Lazenby
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International Mining Journalist / Western Editor of The Northern Miner (Canada) - OPINIONS ARE MY OWN
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northernminer.com | Henry Lazenby
Indigenous communities need to take charge of talks with mining companies and the government, Chad Norman Day, former president of the Tahltan First Nation in British Columbia, says. The mining industry is under pressure to engage more with First Nations communities, and Indigenous leaders should be assertive in protecting their interests, Day said in an interview last month.
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northernminer.com | Henry Lazenby
Seequent has launched its cloud-based Evo platform to digitally connect geoscience data environments, CEO Graham Grant said in a video interview. Seequent built Evo to solve a problem its first platform, Leapfrog, first exposed 20 years ago when it brought digital geological modelling to an analog industry. The new platform can process data from exploration, geochemistry, geotechnical studies and more, then feed results back into any tool or workflow, the CEO said last month in Toronto.
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northernminer.com | Henry Lazenby
Millennial Potash (TSXV: MLP; OTCQB: MLPNF) wants to double its initial resource at the Banio potash project in Gabon, chairman Farhad Abasov said in a video interview. The company also plans to publish a feasibility study by early next year. “This is going to be one of the first, if not the first, potash producers in Africa,” Abasov said last month at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada’s annual event in Toronto.
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northernminer.com | Henry Lazenby
Kazakhstan is counting on its estimated US$40 trillion mineral wealth to spark a mining boom, Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) governor Renat Bekturov says. To attract investors, state-backed AIFC is offering a clear, modern regulatory system and easier processes for investors, Bekturov noted last month in Toronto. Kazakhstan’s pitch, which includes a strong digital platform and tax incentives, has helped register over 3,600 companies since 2018.
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northernminer.com | Henry Lazenby
Canada needs an exploration credit ingrained in the tax code, Raymond Goldie, past president of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada, says in a new video. Last month, the government promised to extend the mineral exploration tax credit (METC) for another two years. But parliament was prorogued when it happened so the move hasn’t been formally approved. “The market needs certainty,” he told The Northern Miner during the annual PDAC event in Toronto.
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