Prime Minister Mark Carney's upcoming investment summit features 63 mining projects in a leaked $1 trillion prospectus. The document highlights several Canadian miners, including LithiumBank Resources, Critical Elements Lithium, and Troilus Mining, as part of a broader push to attract global capital to the Canadian resource sector.
Scotia Metals has identified 32 high-grade spodumene boulders at the Acadia Lithium Project, with grades reaching up to 3.40% Li2O. The samples were found across five discrete boulder trains near the Green Wolf area, located close to the province's only proven spodumene deposit.
Li-FT Power Ltd. reports drill results from its Yellowknife Lithium Project, including 20 holes totaling 5,324 meters from 2025 and 2026 programs. Highlights include 26 meters at 1.29% Li2O (including 17 meters at 1.65% Li2O) from hole YLP-0312 at BIG East, and 18 meters at 1.41% Li2O from hole YLP-0306 at Ki. The 2026 drilling at BIG East extends mineralization along strike and at depth, while the 2025 geotechnical holes confirm continuity at Fi Main, Fi SW, and Ki pegmatites.
Lake Winn Resources Corp. announced the completion of a 3D model for its Little Nahanni Lithium Project in the Northwest Territories, Canada, aimed at defining future exploration targets. The company highlighted historical drill results from 2007 and 2017 re-sampling, which showed increased lithium grades, alongside 2016 channel sampling results confirming surface mineralization. Additionally, an airborne geophysical survey was completed, and a 5-year exploration permit was issued for the project.
