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First Phosphate signs $4.84 million Canadian grants for Bégin-Lamarche mine road, power line studies

First Phosphate signs $4.84 million Canadian grants for Bégin-Lamarche mine road, power line studies

ReutersReuters2026/08/05 14:36
  • First Phosphate finalized agreements for CAD 4.84 million in non-repayable federal funding to advance the Bégin-Lamarche phosphate project in Quebec.
  • CAD 3.07 million earmarked for studies and design work on a 161-kV power transmission line and related substations.
  • CAD 1.77 million allocated for access-road planning, including feasibility work tied to rail links and the Port of Saguenay.
  • The funding adds to CAD 16.7 million previously made available by NRCan in March 2026 for the same deposit.
  • Eligible activities under the new agreements run through 2030.


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