By Mike Stimpson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Thunder Bay Source THUNDER BAY \u2014 Ontario\u2019s energy and mines minister came to CEN-CAN to preach the value of a \u201c1P1P\u201d \u2013 one project, one process \u2013 system for getting new mines open. \u201cIt cannot take 15 years to open a mine in the province,\u201d Stephen Lecce said Thursday in a conference that was part of the regional mining expo. \u201cAnd so that\u2019s why \u2026 we brought forth landmark one-project, one-process legislation\u201d he said. A streamlined system is necessary because the old one \u201creally undermines the flow of capital, and we need investment,\u201d he said. \u201cWe need to attract global investment. We need to retain Canadian investment. \u201cWe want to see more Canadians working within our resource sector, and therefore that\u2019s why we… <\/p>\n
By Mike Stimpson, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, Thunder Bay Source THUNDER BAY \u2014 Ontario\u2019s energy and mines minister came to CEN-CAN to preach the value of a \u201c1P1P\u201d \u2013 one project, one process \u2013 system for getting new mines open. \u201cIt cannot take 15 years to open a mine in the province,\u201d Stephen Lecce said Thursday in a conference that was part of the regional mining expo. \u201cAnd so that\u2019s why \u2026 we brought forth landmark one-project, one-process legislation\u201d he said. A streamlined system is necessary because the old one \u201creally undermines the flow of capital, and we need investment,\u201d he said. \u201cWe need to attract global investment. We need to retain Canadian investment. \u201cWe want to see more Canadians working within our resource sector, and therefore that\u2019s why we... <\/p>\n