A critical and strategic
mineral for a greener future
make it ideal for the electric battery, but also for the medical
and construction industries.
Focusing on niobium oxide and tantalum, the Crevier project
is located in Quebec, Canada, on the Nitassinan of the
Pekuakamiulnuatsh Nation territory. All projects are designed
to minimize environmental and social impacts.
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is located in Quebec, Canada, on the Nitassinan of the
Pekuakamiulnuatsh Nation territory. All projects are designed
to minimize environmental and social impacts.
Located in Ontario, Canada, on the Moose Cree First Nation
territory, the James Bay project aims at offering high-grade
niobium to the Canadian industries in order to participate
in reducing carbon emissions.
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territory, the James Bay project aims at offering high-grade
niobium to the Canadian industries in order to participate
in reducing carbon emissions.
Niobay is committed to develop projects together
with stakeholders and especially First Nations while
respecting their land, culture and traditions.
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with stakeholders and especially First Nations while
respecting their land, culture and traditions.
to stakeholders
NioBay focuses on developing critical and strategic minerals in Canada. These minerals will be crucial to minimize the carbon footprint of transportation among other sectors. Developing mining projects in Canada represents a solid opportunity to collect high-grade minerals, while ensuring strong environmental and social practices.
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Currently, NioBay is working on two projects: Crevier, in the province of Quebec (Canada), and James Bay, in the province of Ontario (Canada). The main mineral found is niobium amongst the two projects, though they’ve discovered other captivating minerals along the way. Our other two projects are in the exploration phase: Gouin in Quebec (Canada) and Valentine in Ontario (Canada). Also added in 2023, a land package to explore for lithium (another critical mineral for Canada’s strides in the green revolution). This land package represents over 250 mining claims for 14,116 ha of land and is located just North of the Crevier Project.
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Our projects
James Bay
Crevier
Foothills
