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Introduction to Metallic and Industrial Mineral Rights in Alberta Coal & Mineral Development Unit, Alberta Energy Alberta Energy 2006 1 Albertas Potential for Gem and Metallic Mineral Wealth Courtesy of AGS 2 Alberta Energy 2006

  1. Introduction to Metallic and Industrial Mineral Rights in Alberta Coal & Mineral Development Unit, Alberta Energy Alberta Energy 2006 1

  2. Alberta’s Potential for Gem and Metallic Mineral Wealth Courtesy of AGS 2 Alberta Energy 2006

  3. Mining Locations in Alberta Excludes sand, gravel and sulphur Legend City Fort McMurray Coal Oil sands (surface mineable) Limestone & Other Stone Salt Edmonton Placer Gold Brick Clay & Shale Iron & Magnetite Calgary Ammonite Shell Lethbridge Alberta Energy 2006 5

  4. Mines in Alberta Million Tonnes per year Syncrude Oil Sands Mine 155.0 (plus 175.4 million tonnes of overburden) Coal: Highvale Mine 12.5 Limestone: Proposed Muskeg Valley quarry 7.0 Limestone: Other major operations combined 5.6 Coal: Genesee Mine 4.5 Coal: Sheerness Mine 3.4 Coal Valley Mine 2.3 Coal: Paintearth, Vesta, Whitewood, Grande Cache Over 2.0 Mines per mine Small Mines: Coal; Iron; Ammonite Less than 0.05 per mine Alberta Energy 2006 3

  5. MINERAL RIGHTS Metallic and Industrial Minerals Alberta Energy 2006 4

  6. Province as Owner of Minerals • Mines and minerals transferred from federal government to Alberta in 1930 • Province owns mines and minerals in 81% of land in Alberta Alberta Energy 2006 5

  7. Role of Alberta Energy • Minerals tenure – Grants mineral rights to private developers for development • Collection of mineral revenues – Royalties; Rent; Bonus Bid • Advocates reasonable surface access – Surface access is handled through Sustainable Resource Development, the Surface Rights Board and private contract with landowner Alberta Energy 2006 6

  8. Metallic and Industrial Mineral Agreements • A permit (“claim”) grants the right to explore for Alberta-owned metallic and industrial minerals • A lease grants rights to Alberta-owned metallic and industrial minerals for the purpose of development and mining Alberta Energy 2006 7

  9. Goals of Alberta Minerals Tenure • To give industry the opportunity to explore and develop minerals for the greatest benefit of Albertans • To place mineral rights in the hands of those with the interest and means to explore and develop Alberta’s mineral resources • To make mineral rights available to others as soon as possible upon termination or expiry of an agreement Alberta Energy 2006 8

  10. The Right to Conduct Exploration and Mining Activities • The right to the minerals is separate from the right to conduct mining and exploration Alberta Energy 2006 9

  11. Mineral Rights for Exploration in Alberta • A permit (“claim”) grants the right to explore for Alberta-owned metallic and industrial minerals Application fee: $625 per agreement Size: 16 to 9,216 hectares Term: 14 years, not renewable Annual rent: None Work requirement: Yes, exploration work Alberta Energy 2006 1 0

  12. Map Staking • Alberta adopted map staking in 1967 • Lands are selected from a map • Ground staking not required to stake claim • Other provinces using this method today: – British Columbia – Newfoundland – Nova Scotia – Quebec – Saskatchewan and Manitoba in the surveyed areas of those provinces Alberta Energy 2006 1 1

  13. Work Requirement • To maintain a a permit, exploration expenditures and results must be reported to Alberta Energy. • Type of work accepted on a permit: • Prospecting • Trenching and drilling • Geological, geophysical, geochemical surveys • Laboratory work, assay and analysis Alberta Energy 2006 1 2

  14. Exploration Work Requirements in Alberta • Every 2 years must file work on permit – Report cost of work done – Report on geological data and results • Report released to public after 1 year • Work required goes up over time: Period 1 (Year 1-2) $ 5 / hectare Periods 2 and 3 (Year 3-4, 5-6) $10 / hectare Periods 4 thru 7 (Years 7-14) $15 / hectare Alberta Energy 2006 13

  15. Drill Core and Samples • On behalf of the Minister of Energy, Alberta Energy may direct an exploring company to provide drill core or mineral samples • Material is selected by an Alberta Geological Survey (AGS) geologist in negotiation with the company • Material is delivered to the Provincial Mineral Core Research Facility in Edmonton, operated by AGS • Alberta Government makes drill core and samples public after 1 year Alberta Energy 2006 14

  16. Metallic and Industrial Mineral Lease • A lease grants Alberta-owned mineral rights for the purpose of development and mining • Company can request a permit go to a lease if deposit is found and mining is being considered • If a deposit is already known, a company can apply for a lease without holding a permit • Lease usually grants right to all metallic and industrial minerals in that location, not just those of immediate interest to the company Alberta Energy 2006 15

  17. Terms of A Lease 15 years, renewable Term: Maximum 2,034 Size: hectares $3.50 per hectare Annual Rent: Work Requirement: None, but can only renew if a mine is operating or planned Alberta Energy 2006 16

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