Strange Lake Rare Earth Project
The Strange Lake Rare Earth Project is an integrated mine-to-separated-oxide rare earth development spanning Québec and Labrador. One of the world’s largest known heavy rare earth deposits, the project is focused on producing dysprosium, terbium, neodymium, praseodymium and other critical minerals.
Province or territory: British Columbia · Source-described stage: 2026 Feasibility Study underway; Environmental Impact Assessment completion targeted in 2026 · Source location: British Columbia — regional placement
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The Strange Lake Rare Earth Project is an integrated mine-to-separated-oxide rare earth development spanning Québec and Labrador. One of the world’s largest known heavy rare earth deposits, the project is focused on producing dysprosium, terbium, neodymium, praseodymium and other critical minerals. Source-described stage: 2026 Feasibility Study underway; Environmental Impact Assessment completion targeted in 2026. Location: British Columbia — regional placement.
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