Far Resources to hold vote for Hidden Lake Lithium Project

The future of the the Hidden Lake Lithium Project property is still being decided.

Last month, Vancouver exploration company, Far Resources, entered into agreement to purchase 90% of the Northwest Territories land.

The company visited the territory just under two weeks ago. The group met with the Yellowknives Dene First Nation.

Now, the company will hold a special meeting for shareholders. As of Friday, any shareholders will be eligible to vote on the agreement.

The vote will decide the future of the property moving forward.

The special meeting will take place in late March/early April.

Cameron Wilkinson
Cameron Wilkinson
News Reporter

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