Rainy River Resources is hoping for some key permits that advances its exploration program north of Barwick.
Kyle Stanfield, Director of Environment and Sustainability, says the company is in a position to submit its applications very soon.
"We anticipate to submit what is called a closure plan to the Ministry of Northern Development, Mines and Forestry by the end of the year," says Stanfield, "and we'll have our permits in place by early 2011. Then we'll be kick starting to go underground to really have a closure look at those rocks and understand the resource better and prove it up."
Stanfield doesn't anticipate any difficulty in securing those permits.
The company has also opened a new office in Emo that will allow resident to get more information about its exploration activities and submit resumes for jobs when they come open.
