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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2020

Updated – Quebec Mining: Managing Regulatory And Contractual Obligations For COVID-19 Aftermath

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The COVID-19 pandemic is rapidly evolving bringing with it a flurry of mining and exploration project shutdowns in response to restrictions imposed by various governments.

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The COVID-19 pandemic is rapidly evolving bringing with it a flurry of mining and exploration project shutdowns in response to restrictions imposed by various governments. Managing the health and security of the workforce and communities, minimizing mine operations and the management of the short-term cash flow are matters that are top of mind for all mining businesses. In these turbulent times, mining companies should also not lose sight of their ongoing regulatory compliance and contractual obligations and managing the medium- and long-term consequences of those requirements.

Although mining businesses should try to avoid possible contractual defaults and regulatory non-compliance, they should also be prepared to respond in the event breaches and non-compliance occur. The following regulatory and contractual issues should be considered, keeping in mind mining companies will have issues that are specific to their operations that can supplement those listed. This

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