Boreal Gold (CSE:BGLD) has formalised its relationship with the Kiciwapa Cree Nation (KCN) through an exploration agreement covering the company’s activities in northern Manitoba, Canada.
The agreement establishes a framework for responsible mineral exploration within KCN’s traditional territory, focusing on transparency, environmental stewardship and community engagement.
CEO Richard Masson says the company has maintained a productive relationship with KCN over several years.
“We have been working with Kiciwapa Cree Nation for several years now, providing employment to members of their community and building upon a relationship that has been beneficial to both parties,” Masson says.
KCN Chief Executive Officer Janessa Kosar North emphasises the importance of companies maintaining a local presence.
“Boreal Gold has taken that approach, and this exploration agreement reflects the work that has gone into establishing a respectful and consistent presence in our region,” North says.
The agreement includes provisions for advance notification of exploration activities, environmental and cultural monitoring, and economic opportunities for KCN members through employment, training and business contracts.
Boreal Gold focuses on base metal and precious metal exploration across northwest Manitoba and northeast Saskatchewan, with all properties currently at the exploration stage.
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