Projects
A new purpose for RenardIn a difficult market for lithium, Winsome Resources has a plan to cut the time and costs of getting its Adina lithium project in Quebec to production
In a difficult market for lithium, Winsome Resources has a plan to cut the time and costs of getting its Adina lithium project in Quebec to production
January 16, 2025

A view of Stornoway Diamonds’ Renard mine from the window of a helicopter en route to Winsome Resources’ Adina lithium project approximately 60 kilometres to the north. Renard has been in care and maintenance since October 2023. Courtesy of Winsome Resources
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