The federal government is investing $8.2 million in Northcliff Resources to advance the Sisson Project, a tungsten-molybdenum deposit in New Brunswick. Federal energy minister Tim Hodgson called the project vital to Canada’s supply of critical minerals used in technology, energy storage, defence, and aerospace.
The funding, part of the $4B Canadian Critical Minerals Strategy, will support a feasibility study update and engineering design ahead of a construction decision. Northcliff, founded in Vancouver in 2010, aims to become a reliable domestic producer of these minerals, which are essential to strengthening Canada’s industrial competitiveness.
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