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Sassy Nickel City Gal's avatar

As soon as I heard Quebec I thought the Horne Smelter as well? I had thought there were emission issues there though. Speaking as a retired Glencore technologist from Sudbury-

cmcgrath's avatar

Great news!

PM Carney, the Liberal government, First Nations, private industry, and TWO, not one, but TWO provinces working together.

Sounds like a real formula for SUCCESS!

Shout it from the rafters. 🇨🇦🇨🇦

Trudy Chapman's avatar

Great work. Thanks for your diligence in fact checking etc. And thanks for shining light on this good news.

sartyb's avatar

Thanks for this well written, good news article!

Scott Carter's avatar

A great article and worthy of celebration. I believe Tim Hodgson used the phrase “Process, refine, sell”. Finally we’re getting it right!

Kathy T's avatar

Great news and collaboration showing results! And the first grain left Churchill this week going to Europe. Go Canada!

Meg Salter's avatar

Fabulous.

Lorraine's avatar

Good news for Canada.

Colin Goodfellow's avatar

Excellent, thanks, where in Quebec does it get refined?

Bo Kauffmann 🇨🇦 Sanity Project's avatar

Thanks, Colin. You always keep me on my toes.

The official releases just say 'Quebec,' not a specific plant. Foran's 2017 offtake deal with Glencore, which runs the Horne smelter in Rouyn-Noranda, is the strongest clue, but neither Eldorado nor Foran has named a facility outright, so I can't confirm it's Horne specifically.

Colin Goodfellow's avatar

Thanks, I am a cheerleader of the Canada Strong strategy so I wanted to map the transit route, Flin Fon is not that far from port Churchill so hoping more cargo. Cheers. Wiered the presser didn't included where. Best and thanks again.