Pure Gold Mining Inc (CVE:PGM) (LON:PUR) updated investors on Wednesday on the permitting progress at its Red Lake mine in Ontario, which is currently under construction.
The firm said it had received an amended environmental compliance approval (ECA) for air and noise emissions at the PureGold mine from the relevant authority in the Canadian province. This sets out operating conditions relating to air and noise emissions and ancillary and support processes at a production limit of up to 1,089 tonnes of gold ore processed per day.
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"In production, our PureGold Mine is expected to generate over $470 million in direct salaries over the life of the phase 1 mine and will provide significant economic benefits to the local communities and surrounding region through both direct and indirect taxation and expenditures," Darin Labrenz, the president and chief executive at PureGold said in a statement.
"While proud of our rich Red Lake history, we are truly excited about the future as we establish a new, modern mining complex that will provide meaningful employment and be an economic driver for years to come," he added.
The company also said it is awaiting an amended Industrial Effluent permit (ECA Industrial Sewage Works). Initial regulatory review is complete, and the firm has applied forRead More – Source
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