First Look: Clean Air Metals

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Meeting Overview The meeting focused on the Thunder Bay North project, presented by Mike, and included discussions on the project's resources, market dynamics for platinum and other metals, and the importance of partnerships with local First Nation communities. The session concluded with a Q&A segment where participants could engage with the presentation. Key Discussion Points - Introduction of the Thunder Bay North project and its geographical context. - Importance of relationships with First Nation communities and their support for the project. - Overview of the project's resource estimates, including the current and escape deposits. - Discussion on the market dynamics affecting platinum, palladium, and copper, including supply and demand factors. - Future trends in electric vehicles and their impact on the demand for platinum and palladium. - Insights into the investment landscape for platinum and its potential as a store of value. - Overview of copper's role in global electrific...

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[Speaker identities could not be resolved; generic labels used] [00:03] Speaker 1: Hello everyone and welcome to Clean Air Meadows inaugural 6th event. Today we are joined by Mark Garbutt, President and CEO. I'll 1st pass over the reins to Mike for a brief presentation, then we can open it up to a Q&A session. So if you have any questions, please submit them in the chat box, which can be found in the bottom right corner of your screen. Time permitting, we will address try and address all of your questions. And as always, this event is being recorded and will be made available for review on our platform and YouTube channel shortly after we conclude. [00:32] Speaker 1: With that said, Mike, thank you for taking the time out of your day for this. The floor is yours. [00:37] Speaker 2: Thanks, Kyle. [00:38] Speaker 2: And thanks everybody for joining me for the discussion about [00:42] Speaker 2: the Thunder Bay North project. And hopefully I can give you a reasonable introduction with some level of detail. [00:51] Speaker 2: I will be making some forward-looking statements. They do contain some known and unknown risks, [00:56] Speaker 2: so please be aware of that as I go through this presentation. [01:01] Speaker 2: I always like to start off the presentations with, we'll call it a land acknowledgement, but I like to talk about the relationships [01:07] Speaker 2: with the 1st Nation communities. So [01:10] Speaker 2: the project is encompassed by the lands of the Robertson-Siberia [01:14] Speaker 2: Treaty of 1850, [01:16] Speaker 2: and includes the territories of Kiyoshkis, [01:20] Speaker 2: Binjinawabiks, [01:23] Speaker 2: Red Rock Indian Band and Fort William 1st Nation. [01:26] Speaker 2: So together those communities, we work [01:29] Speaker 2: with those comm...