Canadian Critical Minerals extends Bull River Mine capacity funding agreement with Ktunaxa Nation to Dec. 31, 2027

By Public Technologies
  • Canadian Critical Minerals extended its capacity funding agreement with Ktunaxa Nation Council for the Bull River Mine project to Dec. 31, 2027.
  • Amendments keep the agreement focused on information sharing, engagement, and potential accommodation tied to the project’s regulatory review.
  • Funding supports Ktunaxa Nation Council costs for reviewing the mine application, including related engagement activities.
  • CCMI previously notified regulators on July 16, 2026 of plans to process surface stockpiles, then restart underground mining.


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