Clean Air Metals

06/08/2023

Clean Air Metals is very honoured to award bursaries to three students from Fort William First Nation – one of our partner communities. The bursaries form one component of the Exploration Agreement signed between Clean Air Metals and the three partner communities – Fort William First Nation, Biinjitiwaabik Zaaging Anishinaabek, and Red Rock Indian Band. This is the first year that the bursary has been awarded and we hope there will be many more. Congratulations to the following recipients and we wish you all the best in pursuing your studies this fall!

Gabriella Pelletier is starting the pre-medical program at Queens University
Tieghn Woods is pursuing a career in Welding at Confederation College
Sabrina McLaurin is continuing her studies in Nursing at Lakehead University

05/23/2023

Today the Clean Air Metals crew was excited to participate in the 27th annual Spring Up to Clean Up campaign run by EcoSuperior

We were able to collect several bags of trash and recycling from the neighborhood around our office on Alloy Drive!

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03/08/2023

Happy International Women's Day!

Clean Air Metals is proud to show our support and appreciation for women.

02/22/2023

Clean Air Metals staff are excited to show their support for the anti-bullying initiative.

Bullying Stops Here!

Thanks to Warrior Supplies for the great shirts.

02/09/2023

Clean Air Metals Inc. is proud to be one of the sponsors for Women In Mining Northwestern Ontario's Challenges & Opportunities Mining Showcase!

Women in Mining - Northwestern Ontario

See below for info:

01/25/2023

Our CEO, Abraham Drost, spoke with Ellis Martin about the Thunder Bay North Critical Minerals project and the potential to be a domestic source of and , all critical minerals as defined by the government of Canada.

Listen below!

Join Ellis Martin for a conversation with Abraham Drost, CEO and Director of Clean Air Metals trading on the (TSX-V:AIR/OTC:CLRMF) .Mr. Drost is a Profession...

01/20/2023

Project brings environmentally sustainable operations and employment opportunities to Thunder Bay and area

01/04/2023

Clean Air Metals' Thunder Bay North Critical Minerals project is a platinum, palladium, copper, and nickel project consisting of two large high-grade deposits – the Current and Escape Deposits. Triple Flag Precious Metals Corp. recently completed a C$15 million mining royalty investment.

Our project has the potential to be a major contributor to the growing global demand for platinum and green energies.

Read below to learn more about platinum as a critical mineral for the and

Learn how hydrogen is going to play a key role in decarbonising the world while platinum is a key enabler for the production and use of green hydrogen.

12/19/2022

– Clean Air Metals is pleased to announce the closing of $10 million first tranche of C$15 million royalty financing agreement on our flagship Thunder Bay North Critical Minerals Project with Triple Flag Precious Metals Corp.

Read full press release to learn more:
https://cleanairmetals.ca/news-media/news-releases/clean-air-metals-closes-first-tranche-of-c-15-mill-122561/

11/21/2022

- Our project supports us in helping meet the demand for metals that drive the clean air revolution.

The Thunder Bay North project is a platinum, palladium, copper and nickel project, with a large, high-grade resource contained within two magma conduit bodies hosting the Current and Escape deposits.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3uvqiQ7

11/16/2022

Mining analysts have predicted that more than 300 new mines will be needed in order to meet the rapidly rising demand for electric vehicle batteries, including lithium and nickel mines.

Canada has an opportunity to play a major role in meeting the demand. Learn more via CBC Sudbury ⬇️

More than 300 new mines will be needed globally to meet growing demand for electric vehicle (EV) batteries, according to a new forecast from a mining analyst.

11/11/2022

The Clean Air Metals team would like to take a moment to honour those who gave their lives to serve our country.

Lest we forget.