Selkirk Float Glass Project
The Selkirk Project is a proposed 600 tonnes per day production capacity float glass manufacturing facility in Manitoba designed to supply approximately 60% of Canada’s float glass demand. The project is backed by 24.4 million tonnes of company-owned low-iron silica sand resources, secured permitting, site control and a First Nations participation agreement.
Province or territory: Manitoba · Source-described stage: Pre-Construction · Source location: Manitoba — regional placement
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The Selkirk Project is a proposed 600 tonnes per day production capacity float glass manufacturing facility in Manitoba designed to supply approximately 60% of Canada’s float glass demand. The project is backed by 24.4 million tonnes of company-owned low-iron silica sand resources, secured permitting, site control and a First Nations participation agreement. Source-described stage: Pre-Construction. Location: Manitoba — regional placement.
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