In a much-anticipated turn of events, the Canadian government announced on Thursday, March 28th, the extension of the Mineral Exploration Tax Credit (METC) through to March 31, 2025. This decision, arriving just in the nick of time, has quelled the rising anxiety within the mining sector regarding the future of flow-through financings.

For weeks leading up to the announcement, speculation and concern have been rampant. A recent story by InvestorNews titled Anxiety Rises on the Future of Flow-Through Financings as METC Deadline Looms, Canadian Government Keeps Quiet highlighted the sector’s unease as the March 31, 2024, deadline approached without a word from the federal government. The METC has long been a cornerstone for supporting flow-through share (FTS) pricing for exploration companies, enabling them to raise funds effectively. The lack of confirmation on its renewal posed a significant threat to the cost of capital for these companies, potentially diluting their growth and exploration activities across Canada.

Peter Clausi, a Director for the Critical Minerals Institute (CMI), the CEO of CBLT Inc. (TSXV: CBLT), and a vocal advocate for the mining community, previously expressed deep concern over the government’s silence. The uncertainty, he noted, made planning and investment challenging for junior mining issuers. “Without the METC’s extension, a great deal of investment would not have been made, to the detriment of everyone in the junior mining company’s food chain. The extension of the METC means that the further incentive to invest in junior mining companies with assets in Canada is still there,” Clausi elaborated following the announcement. “Many thanks to everyone who spoke to the government, and especially to PDAC who has been a historical leader in this area.”

The extension is projected to offer support for mineral exploration investments. While the figure mentioned in the announcement was $65 million, industry experts deem this to be an exceptionally modest number. “The $65 million figure seems low compared to the expectations within the industry,” Clausi commented, providing an opportunity to share the perceived discrepancy between the government’s projections and the industry’s expectations.

Despite the last-minute nature of the renewal and the questions surrounding the amount of support provided, the extension has been met with relief. The decision underscores the government’s recognition of the mining sector’s crucial role in Canada’s economy, especially in the sustainable development of natural resources and the promotion of Indigenous economic participation.

Quotes from senior government officials, including The Honourable Chrystia Freeland and The Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson, affirm the government’s commitment to supporting the mining sector. Freeland emphasized the importance of mineral exploration in creating future mining jobs, particularly in northern and remote communities, as part of Canada’s transition to a net-zero economy. Wilkinson highlighted mining’s historic significance to Canada and the current focus on supporting the exploration of critical minerals crucial for clean technology.

The METC’s extension arrives as both a significant relief and a call to action for the mining industry. It not only addresses the immediate financial concerns but also signals the government’s ongoing support for mineral exploration. As Canada continues to navigate its economic and environmental goals, the sustained investment in the mining sector through mechanisms like the METC will be pivotal in unlocking the country’s vast mineral wealth, creating jobs, and fostering a sustainable future.

InvestorNews recently did an interview with Jeff Killeen, Director of Policy and Programs at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) who explained how PDAC has played a crucial role in lobbying for the METC’s renewal. Their efforts underscore the collaborative spirit required to ensure the mining sector’s stability and growth. With the extension now in place, the industry can breathe easier, focusing on the exploration and development that are fundamental to Canada’s economic and environmental well-being.

Peter Clausi Analyzes the METC Extension: Understanding Its Impact on Canada’s Mining Industry – Highlights from the Q&A Session:

Q: The Federal Government of Canada announced an extension of the 15% mineral exploration tax credit for investors and flow-through shares until March 31, 2025. What does this mean for the industry?

Peter Clausi: This means that the incentive to invest in junior mining companies with assets in Canada is still there without the mineral exploration tax. But a great deal of investment would not have been made, to the detriment of everyone in the junior mining company’s food chain, including drillers, prospectors, lawyers, accountants, and most importantly, First Nations. With the METC being extended for at least one year, those persons will continue to benefit from continued investments.

Q: Why did the government wait until the last minute to announce the METC extension, and why only for one year?

Peter Clausi: I blame Adam Smith and his invisible hand. I think the liberal government was using the Tax Act as a tool of social policy, which they ever right to…But I think the law of unintended consequences… would have been that those companies would not have seen investment and that’s not healthy for the Canadian mining ecosystem.

Q: How does this extension impact sectors not considered critical minerals?

Peter Clausi: Anything that’s not on the critical minerals list would have been impacted.

Q: The extension is projected to offer $65 million in support for mineral exploration investments. Is this consistent with your understanding of what’s needed?

Peter Clausi: It is. I would expect that $65 million number to be much larger, and that much larger level of support is what’s needed for the non-critical mineral exploration company.

Q: Can you comment on the significance of quotes from Chrystia Freeland and Jonathan Wilkinson in this particular news release?

Peter Clausi: It shows how seriously the Liberal government finally took this issue. And when they realized the unintended consequences of not extending the METC, senior officials in the government took action to extend the METC.

FTS Information sources include:

• The Canadian list of Critical Minerals, click here
• Mining Tax Canada
• How the flow-through share (FTS) program works – Canada.ca
• Canada Revenue Agency – Flow-Through Shares
• PDAC – Access to Capital, Flow-Through Shares
• PDAC Brochure on Flow-Through Shares
• Critical Minerals Institute

In a comprehensive interview with InvestorNews host Tracy Weslosky, Peter Clausi, President, CEO & Director of CBLT Inc. (TSXV: CBLT), delved into the company’s strategic focus on mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and asset development across the mineral exploration sector. Clausi articulated CBLT’s pre-emptive strategy to bolster its financial position by liquidating assets ahead of anticipated market downturns, ensuring the company remains financially robust with “cash in the bank.” This prudent financial management, according to Clausi, positions CBLT advantageously during both prosperous and challenging times, enabling continued exploration and project development activities.

Clausi emphasized CBLT’s unique approach to growth, stating, “In our belief, you can make more money with the pen than with the drill bit at less risk,” highlighting the company’s success in maximizing value through strategic M&A activities rather than solely relying on direct exploration. This philosophy has allowed CBLT to maintain a lean share structure over 15 years, with only 75 million shares issued, a testament to their efficient capital management and strategic project acquisitions.

The interview further shed light on CBLT’s diverse portfolio, ranging from gold and cobalt to lithium and copper properties across Canada, each selected for its potential to address future market demands. Notably, Clausi spotlighted the acquisition and planned development of the historic Falcon Gold Mine in Sudbury, illustrating CBLT’s knack for identifying and revitalizing underexplored or forgotten assets. This property, alongside others such as Michaela in British Columbia and a lithium property adjacent to the Tanco Mine in Manitoba, underscores CBLT’s strategic foresight in project selection and development.

Adding to the company’s strategic capabilities, CBLT announced the addition of James R. Atkinson, a geologist with over 40 years of experience, to its board of directors, promising to further bolster its expertise in mineral exploration and project evaluation.

Moreover, Clausi provided insights into the company’s recent sale of the non-core Ryliejack asset in northern British Columbia, demonstrating CBLT’s strategic asset management and focus on optimizing its portfolio for financial and operational efficiency. Throughout the interview, Clausi’s narrative was one of strategic foresight, prudent financial management, and a deep understanding of the mineral exploration sector. His perspective on the critical role of copper as a technology metal, over other more transient battery metals, reflected a long-term strategic outlook on commodity investment, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and foresight in the rapidly evolving resource sector. Clausi’s articulate discussion highlighted CBLT’s commitment to strategic growth, value creation, and operational excellence in the exploration industry.

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About CBLT Inc.

CBLT Inc. (TSXV: CBLT) has an impressive portfolio of eight (8) active exploration projects, and one (1) passive investment across Canada. In Manitoba, they fully own the Shatford Lake Project, focusing on Lithium, which was acquired in 2021. In Sudbury, Ontario, they possess both Copper Prince and the former gold producing Falcon Gold Project, acquired in 2016 and 2023 respectively. These two projects are significant as they jointly cover 100% of the Garson Fault, with resources including Cobalt, Copper, and Gold. Ontario is also home to their Big Duck Lake Project, acquired in 2019, which is rich in Copper, Gold, and Zinc. Similarly, in Newfoundland, the Burnt Pond Project, also acquired in 2019, targets Copper and Zinc resources. Their Geneva Lake Project in Sudbury, focusing on Lead and Zinc, has been under their ownership since 2012. Lastly, the Mikayla Project in British Columbia, acquired in 2012, explores Copper, Gold, and Silver, though no exploration activities were reported for it in fiscal 2023. With regards to passive investments, CBLT acquired title to the Chilton Cobalt property in Quebec in 2017, which was later optioned to PowerStone Metals Corp.

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In a recent InvestorNews interview with host Tracy Weslosky, CBLT Inc.’s (TSXV: CBLT) CEO, President, and Director Peter Clausi provides insights into CBLT’s multifaceted approach and commitment to strategic mergers and acquisitions (M&A), and value creation in the exploration industry.

Peter discussed how CBLT is focused on acquiring undervalued assets and strategically positioning them for growth. This involves acquiring assets that have temporarily fallen out of favor, improving or waiting for them to regain value, and then selling or partnering with other companies to take them to the next level.

CBLT’s extensive portfolio comprises over a dozen projects and deals, each chosen for specific reasons. One project of particular interest was Falcon Gold Mine, a former producer with impressive historical gold grades. Peter discussed that CBLT’s acquisition of this property was strategic, as it united three neighboring properties with the Garson Fault running through all of them.

Peter mentioned some noteworthy successes and highlighted projects like the Chilton Cobalt Property in Quebec and the Big Duck Lake Project at Hemlo West Camp in Ontario, both brimming with potential. Their involvement in the River-Cat Lake pegmatite field in Manitoba, adjacent to Canada’s only currently producing lithium mine, also promises exciting prospects.

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About CBLT Inc.

CBLT Inc. (TSXV: CBLT) is a Canadian mineral exploration company with a proven leadership team, targeting lithium, cobalt, and copper in reliable mining jurisdictions.

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It’s been a busy couple of weeks for CBLT Inc. (TSXV: CBLT). They recently announced that they have consolidated an area of land in the Sudbury Basin of Ontario. On Monday CBLT announced it had purchased the Falcon Gold property, host to the former Falcon Gold Mine, that hosts a historical gold resource estimate. In the map below, it is the red middle between the patented and unpatented lands that are part of CBLT’s existing Copper Prince copper-gold-cobalt property. The Garson Fault runs east-west through the combined land holdings.

Similar to CBLT’s adjacent Copper Prince, Falcon has been explored intermittently, with exploration originally carried out prior to 1900 after gold was found through prospecting. A work report from 2005, filed by Millstream Mines Ltd., indicates that over 28,000 feet of diamond drilling had been carried out at Falcon. Some of the historical data appears to be reliable but there are gaps as some exploration activity was unrecorded, meaning further work will be required to confirm any historical data.  

Along with the Millstream Mines data, there is an interesting report from 1996, authored by Gordon Bailey, M.Sc. Geol., based upon work carried out by Falconbridge Limited in 1994 and 1995. Five samples from near the former Falcon mine site were collected and assayed with two pyrite-rich surface samples assayed 50.47 and 53.21 g Au/tonne and three pyrite-rich dump samples assayed 33.60, 38.33 and 40.46 g Au/tonne (the work was not carried out according to NI43-101 standards, it is unknown if Mr. Bailey would meet the current definition of “Qualified Person”, and therefore the results should not be relied upon without further work by CBLT).

Mr. Bailey went on to recommend that based on the adjacent Copper Prince reported assays, that appears to be along strike of the Falcon deposit and along the Garson Fault, a purchase or joint venture agreement with its owners should be considered as a first step towards gold exploration in this environment beyond the Falcon Gold property. 28 years after the fact, CBLT has finally executed on Mr. Bailey’s 1996 recommendation to Falconbridge Limited. This allows for efficient exploration for gold, copper and cobalt, while ensuring all value created through such exploration can be retained within CBLT. CBLT intends to carry out a summer work program at Falcon and Copper Prince, consisting of data aggregation, mapping and sampling.

Along those lines, in late May CBLT announced it had begun its summer 2023 work program at Shatford Lake, in the Bird River Pegmatite Field near the lithium-producing Tanco Mine in southeast Manitoba. This summer’s work program is intended to consist of further mapping and sampling of the pegmatites at Shatford Lake where previously sampled pegmatite occurrences contain anomalous tin, tantalum, and rubidium along with local anomalous lithium.

To help finance the Company’s summer activities, CBLT sold all its remaining 3.3 million shares in Ciscom Corp. for total proceeds of C$400,000. That combined with the C$71,288 in cash the Company had as of Feb 28, 2023, should allow CBLT to carry out work on at least one more of its other properties this summer, and pursue its stated intention to continue with M&A activity as opportunities present themselves.

CBLT Inc. trades with a market cap of C$3 million.

In this InvestorIntel interview, Chris Thompson talks with CBLT Inc.’s (TSXV: CBLT) CEO, President, and Director Peter Clausi about its recent acquisition of the Falcon Gold Mine in Sudbury, Ontario, which has a historical gold resource estimate.

Located adjacent to two sections of CBLT’s Copper Prince property claims, Peter discusses how the Falcon Gold Mine acquisition consolidates its position along the Garson Fault as recommended in a report by Falconbridge Limited, a prior owner. The Garson Fault is one of the major geological structural elements in the Sudbury area.

The Falcon Gold Mine has no production data available, but Peter goes on to discuss a 1996 report (not carried out according to NI 43-101 standards) around the mine, where two pyrite-rich surface samples assayed 50.47 g/t and 53.21 g/t gold and three pyrite-rich dump samples assayed 33.60 g/t, 38.33 g/t and 40.46 g/t gold. The company plans to conduct data aggregation, sampling, and mapping to develop a comprehensive plan for the consolidated property.

Peter also provides an update on CBLT’s portfolio of gold and critical mineral projects in Newfoundland, Manitoba, and Ontario. Providing an update on Shatford Lake in Manitoba and the Burnt Pond property in Newfoundland where CBLT is exploring for lithium, Peter also talks about the potential for zinc and copper at their Big Duck Lake property located in the Hemlo Camp in Ontario, Canada.

Finally, Peter mentions that the company has sufficient funding for its summer fieldwork, including cash from recent successful investments and ongoing M&A activities. He also mentions the possibility of a critical mineral flow-through financing, which offers significant benefits to investors targeting the critical minerals identified by the Canadian government.

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About CBLT Inc.

CBLT Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company with a proven leadership team, targeting lithium, cobalt, and gold in reliable mining jurisdictions. CBLT is well-poised to deliver real value to its shareholders.

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In this InvestorIntel interview during PDAC 2023, Chris Thompson talks to CBLT Inc.’s (TSXV: CBLT) CEO, President, and Director Peter Clausi about an update on Shatford Lake in Manitoba where CBLT is exploring for lithium and its plans to complete some additional surface sampling this summer. Peter discusses Shatford Lake’s close proximity to the Tanco Mine, which, he says, is “Canada’s only producing lithium mine and is the world’s richest producing lithium mine.”

Peter goes on to provide an update on CBLT’s 100% owned Chilton Cobalt property in Quebec which was optioned to PowerStone Metals Corp. (CSE: PS) subject to the completion of four conditions. With three of the four conditions satisfied, Peter discusses how CBLT’s deal with PowerStone Metals is a win-win for both companies.

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CBLT Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company with a proven leadership team, targeting lithium, cobalt, and gold in reliable mining jurisdictions. CBLT is well-poised to deliver real value to its shareholders.

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In this InvestorIntel interview, host Tracy Weslosky brings together Power Nickel Inc.‘s (TSXV: PNPN | OTCQB: CMETF) CEO Terry Lynch and Founder of Save Canadian Mining, a movement to stop predatory short selling, along with compliance expert and CBLT Inc.’s (TSXV: CBLT) President, CEO, and Director Peter Clausi to debate about whether the recently released IIROC (the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada) guidance on short selling has any teeth and will have any effect on short sellers or brokerage houses.

IIROC’s August 17, 2022 Guidance Note sets out the rule that a short seller must have a “reasonable expectation” that sufficient shares will be available to settle any resulting trade on settlement date. As Terry Lynch and Peter Clausi point out, this is not a new rule, but a restatement of a current prohibition under UMIR 2.2 – Manipulative and Deceptive Activities.

In the debate, which can also be viewed in full on the InvestorIntel YouTube channel (click here), Terry tells Tracy that the IIROC statement “has the potential to be big news,” because “the problem was it wasn’t well understood by the major investment banks, and so they didn’t adhere to the practices. So now I think IIROC has clarified this once and for all and has clearly moved the liability away from from them and onto the people that don’t follow the rules.”

Peter and Terry both agree that the recent IIROC guidance has shifted the responsibility for covering short selling from the individual investors to the brokerage houses who have to have a “reasonable expectation” that sufficient shares will be available to settle any resulting trade, but Peter Clausi points out that the IIROC guidance doesn’t itself prohibit naked short selling, which is a major problem in the market. He also points out that there is tremendous wiggle room in the words “reasonable expectation” used by IIROC to make enforcement difficult, and in reality protects brokerage houses from prosecution.

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About Power Nickel Inc.

Power Nickel is a Canadian junior exploration company focusing on high-potential copper, gold, and battery metal prospects in Canada and Chile.

Power Nickel is the 100-per-cent owner of five properties comprising over 50,000 acres strategically located in the prolific iron-oxide-copper-gold belt of northern Chile. It also owns a 3-per-cent NSR royalty interest on any future production from the Copaquire copper-molybdenum deposit, recently sold to a subsidiary of Teck resources Inc. Under the terms of the sale agreement, Teck has the right to acquire one-third of the 3-per-cent NSR for $3-million at any time. The Copaquire property borders Teck’s producing Quebrada Blanca copper mine in Chile’s first region.

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About CBLT Inc.

CBLT Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company with a proven leadership team, targeting lithium, cobalt and gold in reliable mining jurisdictions. CBLT is well-poised to deliver real value to its shareholders.

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In this InvestorIntel interview with host Tracy Weslosky, CBLT Inc.’s (TSXV: CBLT) President, CEO and Director Peter Clausi talks about the recent news that it received the option payment from PowerStone Metals Corp. with respect to CBLT’s 100% owned Chilton Cobalt property.

In the interview, which can also be viewed in full on the InvestorIntel YouTube channel (click here to access InvestorChannel.com), Peter tells Tracy that it shows “you can make as much money with the pen as you can with the drill bit in the mining world,” and deals like this can produce “a great yield for shareholders.” Peter also says in the interview that it is CBLT’s intention, on the successful completion of the terms of the option agreement, which includes the listing of optionee PowerStone Metals Corp. on a recognized Canadian stock exchange, to declare a dividend to its shareholders of 750,000 Powerstone shares on a pro rata basis.

Peter also discusses the other properties in CBLT’s portfolio, including Shatford Lake adjacent to the prolific lithium Tanco Mine, and Big Duck Lake in the Hemlo Gold Camp with numerous gold and base metal showings.

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CBLT Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company with a proven leadership team, targeting lithium, cobalt and gold in reliable mining jurisdictions. CBLT is well-poised to deliver real value to its shareholders.

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In this InvestorIntel interview, host Tracy Weslosky is joined by Terry Lynch, Founder of Save Canadian Mining and CEO of Power Nickel Inc. (TSXV: PNPN | OTCQB: CMETF), and Peter Clausi, President, CEO and Director of CBLT Inc. (TSXV: CBLT) to discuss predatory short selling and how it is hurting investors and the mining industry.

In the interview, which can also be viewed in full on the InvestorIntel YouTube channel (click here), Terry and Peter talk about how the lack of fair and transparent capital markets allows predatory short sellers to go unpunished and play havoc in the markets with the interests of investors and companies alike. Terry goes on to discuss the need for reinstatement of the “tick test” to curb predatory short selling. Touching upon the lack of response from the Canadian regulators, Peter advocates the need for stronger investigative powers by the Canadian Securities Administrators to correct a flawed system that keeps stock values artificially down.

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About Save Canadian Mining

Save Canadian Mining is a not-for-profit, issue-based advocacy group representing the interests of Canada’s junior mining industry and the investment community. Founded in September 2019 by Terry Lynch, Save Canadian Mining is committed to working with governments and agencies to amend regulations in capital markets to help generate investment in Canada’s junior mining industry.

In this InvestorIntel interview with host Tracy Weslosky, CBLT Inc.’s (TSXV: CBLT) President, CEO and Director Peter Clausi discusses the four major mining industry takeaways from Canada’s 2022 Federal Budget.

In the interview, which can also be viewed in full on the InvestorIntel YouTube channel (click here), Peter Clausi talks about four major items in the budget that affect the mining industry, including $1.5 billion to support the domestic critical minerals industry with new infrastructure and “access to federal data”, and the proposed flow-through increase to 30% of the new Critical Mineral Exploration Tax Credit. He also discusses the $70 million earmarked to research and develop small modular reactors as a major policy shift towards reconsidering nuclear power, and the importance of partnering with First Nations.

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About CBLT Inc.

CBLT Inc. is a Canadian mineral exploration company with a proven leadership team, targeting lithium, cobalt and gold in reliable mining jurisdictions. CBLT is well-poised to deliver real value to its shareholders.

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