en.Wedoany.com Reported - Canadian Critical Minerals Inc. (CCMI) is working with advisors to update the Joint Application Information Review (JAIR) and the description document for the company's Bull River Mine project in British Columbia.

These documents will be submitted to First Nations and the Major Mines Permitting Office under the Ministry of Mining and Critical Minerals to support the renewal of Mining Permit M33 and facilitate the restart of operations at the mine.

CCMI plans to submit the above documents within the next 45 days as part of a roadmap to reactivate this asset.

The initial phase of the restart includes upgrading the Bull River processing plant and processing approximately 155,000 tonnes of mineralized material.

According to the company, this material has already been crushed and screened and is currently stored on the surface. This initial step will allow CCMI to gradually advance the restart, focusing on activating existing infrastructure and processing existing stockpiles before moving into new development phases.

The Bull River Mine is CCMI's primary asset, 100% owned by the company. Located near Cranbrook, British Columbia, the project hosts mineral resources containing copper, gold, and silver.

According to the company, the asset contains approximately 150 million pounds of copper, aligning with its strategy to focus on copper production assets in Canada.

In addition to the Bull River Mine, CCMI holds a 4% stake in XXIX Metal Corp., which owns a 100% interest in the Thierry Copper Project near Pickle Lake, Ontario. XXIX Metal Corp. also controls the Opemiska Project near Chapais-Chibougamau, Quebec.

With this portfolio, CCMI aims to enhance its exposure to copper, which is considered a strategic mineral for electrification, energy infrastructure, and critical mineral supply chains.

The company also announced the results of its Annual General and Special Meeting held on June 15, 2026, in Calgary, Alberta. Shareholders approved all matters submitted for vote, including the re-election of directors Ian Berzins, Aaron Matlock, John Morgan, and Heather Kennedy. Additionally, the meeting approved the appointment of Kenway Mack Slusarchuk Stewart LLP as the company's auditor and the company's stock option plan.

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