Developing a Mineral Deposit in Ontario
Information on Mining Land Requirements
Prior to extracting mineral resources on any unpatented mining
claims, a lease must be granted.
General Information on Permitting
Specific Permitting Information
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Application Instructions for
Bulk Sampling - Apply for permission to remove a
mineral-bearing substance for the purpose of testing mineral
content
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Project
Definition Template - Download the "Project Definition
Template for Advanced Exploration and Mine Development
Projects" (Microsoft Word). This template provides a clear
outline of what information proponents should collect at the
early stages of project planning in order to maximize the
amount of advice that regulators can provide them.
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Closure Plan - Find out about the requirements of a closure
plan under Part VII of the Mining Act, which must be
filed and accepted prior to the commencement of an advanced
exploration or new mine development project
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Financial Assurance - Find
out about the options for providing financial assurance to
cover the closure costs of a closure plan
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Certifying a Remote Mine-
Contact us about certifying a mine as remote to claim a 10-year
tax holiday and reduced tax rate
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Domestic Processing
Requirement/Exemption- Apply for an exemption from the
requirement to treat and refine Ontario ores or minerals in
Canada
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Legislation and Forms - Part VII of the Mining
Act - Find out about closure plan legislation under Part
VII and the notification forms
Questions
Talk to a deputy mining recorder if you have any questions about
mining leases at (705) 670-5742 or Toll Free 1-888-415-9845.
Talk to a mineral development
officer to get information and advice on permitting
requirements for developing a mineral deposit.