History

Canadian Wollastonite is a company
focused on the commercial development
of a high grade wollastonite deposit located north of the St. Lawrence River in the eastern part of the Canadian province of Ontario.
The St. Lawrence deposit is situated approximately one kilometer south of the municipality of Seeley’s Bay, and it straddles the boundary between the City of Kingston and the municipality of Leeds and the Thousand Islands. The size of the deposit
is estimated at over nine million tons, and when it is fully developed, it will be the first active source of wollastonite production in Canada...

The St. Lawrence Wollastonite deposit is located in the eastern
part of the Canadian province of Ontario. It is situated one kilometer south of the municipality of Seeley’s Bay, and approximately 26 kilometers north of the City of Kingston (population 150,000).

The precise geographic coordinates are as follows:

	44˚ 27’ 30.39” North
	76˚ 15’ 19.65” West

The plans to develop the St. Lawrence wollastonite deposit
have received strong endorsement from authorities of the Government
of Ontario.

In 2002, the Assistant Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Northern Development and Mines wrote to Canadian Wollastonite to outline the Ministry’s endorsement of the company’s plans. Some key highlights from the Ministry’s letter include...