Core Viewpoint - Probe Gold Inc. has established a Community Integration Committee (CIC) for its Novador mining project to engage stakeholders and enhance project development through community insights and feedback [2][7]. Group 1: Community Integration Committee (CIC) - The CIC will serve as a platform for stakeholder engagement, contributing to the environmental impact study and promoting social acceptability of the Novador project [2][3]. - The committee's composition reflects diverse community perspectives and includes expertise in municipal affairs, environmental issues, health services, and economic development [3][4]. - The CIC's work is set to commence in February 2025, aligning with the timeline for completing the environmental impact study and obtaining necessary government authorizations [5]. Group 2: Novador Mining Project Overview - The Novador project is located in the Val d'Or East area of Quebec, covering 202 square kilometers and hosting four past-producing mines, representing 80% of Probe's gold resources in the region [6][8]. - The project is situated in a politically stable and low-cost mining environment, with a significant land package of 835 square kilometers in the Val-d'Or mining camp [6]. - The updated Preliminary Economic Assessment for Novador indicates an average annual gold production of 255,000 ounces over a mine life of 12.6 years, with total gold resources of 6,728,600 ounces in the Measured and Indicated category and 3,277,100 ounces in the Inferred category [8].
Probe Gold Establishes Community Integration Committee