Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. and DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. Sign Memorandum of Understanding with Témiscamingue First Nation to Advance Natural Hydrogen Development Along the Ontario-Quebec Hydrogen Corridor

Core Points - Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) and DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. (DMED) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Témiscamingue First Nation (TFN) to advance natural hydrogen development along the Ontario-Quebec hydrogen corridor [1][3] - The partnership aims to strengthen collaboration and integrate traditional land use insights into the exploration and development of natural hydrogen [2][6] Framework for Collaboration - The MOU establishes a framework for continued cooperation, emphasizing financial and community commitments, including support for TFN's participation in consultation and community engagement [4][5] - QIMC and DMED will provide in-kind support for TFN community projects, including equipment and technical assistance, and will hold quarterly meetings to review progress and outcomes [5][6] Partnership Principles - The agreement is built on principles of respect for TFN's cultural and historical connections to the land, environmental stewardship through the integration of Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge (ATK), and economic participation by creating job and training opportunities for TFN members [6][7] - The collaboration reflects a commitment to responsible development and environmental protection within the Ontario-Quebec hydrogen corridor [7] Company Background - QIMC is focused on exploring and developing natural hydrogen and high-grade silica deposits across North America, with a commitment to sustainable practices and innovation [9] - DMED is a technology company providing solutions for the clean tech and life sciences industries [9] - TFN is an Algonquin community dedicated to protecting its lands and promoting sustainable economic development [8]