Baptiste Nickel Project

Attachment Incoming Letter - 4/13/2026 - Binche Whut'en

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Administrator on behalf of Binche Whut’en, Binche Keyoh, Takla Nation and Yekooche First Nation
• Reference number: 75
• Submitted: 2026-04-13
• Updated: 2026-05-25 - 8:43 AM
• Rationale: Comment updated at the author's request
• Project phase: Planning
• See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
• Attachment included
• 1 Delivered electronically April 30, 2026 ATTN: Aidan Fehr, Impact Assessment Agency of Canada Katherine St James, Environmental Assessment Office RE: Federal and provincial assessment processes for the Baptiste Nickel Project Proposed by FPX Nickel Corporation Dear Aidan and Katherine, We are writing on behalf of Binche Whut’en and Binche Keyoh (as represented by Binche Keyoh Bu Society), Takla Nation and Yekooche First Nation (referred to as “the Nations”) in response to the Baptiste Nickel Project proposed by FPX Nickel Corporation (Letter Reference 418930 – dated January 23, 2026). We would like to thank you for including us in the review of the Baptiste Nickel Project Initial Project Description (IPD) and Initial Project Description Summary, both dated January 2026. Our review and response represent a collaborative effort to understand this complex endeavor and express to the best of our ability our opinions and interests relative to the information provided. We trust that our responses will be addressed either through clarification or accommodation in formalized communications. We have provided below a high-level response to identify key areas of concern that we feel require further clarification or acknowledgement such that we may continue to progress our understanding of the project and efforts to complete studies that will inform impacts and help to develop mitigation and reclamation objectives and plans. Existing Biophysical Environment Section 7 of the IPD lists the project specific baseline studies that have been completed to date and in some cases ongoing studies. As of the date of this letter, the Nations have not seen any ...

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Attachment Confirmation of Lake Babine Nation as a Participating Indigenous Nation in the Environmental Assessment Process

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Administrator on behalf of Lake Babine Nation
• Reference number: 76
• Submitted: 2026-04-10
• Updated: 2026-04-20 - 2:50 PM
• Rationale: Comment updated for administrative purposes
• Project phase: Planning
• See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
• Attachment included
• Lake Babine Nation April 10, 2026 Christal Nieman Project Manager Impact Assessment Agency of Canada Katherine St. James Project Assessment Director, Metal Mining Environmental Assessment Office Via email Christal.Nieman@iaac-aeic.gc.ca, Katherine.StJames@gov.bc.ca RE: Baptiste Nickel Project – Confirmation of Lake Babine Nation as a Participating Indigenous Nation in the Environmental Assessment Process Dear Christal Nieman and Katherine St. James: Lake Babine Nation is an “aboriginal people of Canada” having aboriginal rights and title including an inherent right of self-government recognized and affirmed under Section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982. This letter confirms that Lake Babine Nation will participate in the federal and provincial environmental and impact assessment processes for the Baptiste Nickel Project as a Participating Indigenous Nation under the BC Environmental Assessment Act. Lake Babine Nation’s participation does not constitute any consent or approval of the Project or any aspect thereof. Our primary contacts for the project Darrell West, Natural Resources Director, and Deputy Chief Bessie West who is the Councillor responsible for the Natural Resource portfolio. Some of Lake Babine’s preliminary concerns and interests related to the Baptiste Nickel Project are generally reflected in Table 10.1-2 (Summary of Interests and Concerns Raised by First Nations) of the Initial Project Description. We also note that of key interest and concern to Lake Babine Nation are the proposed routes of the Project’s transmission line which would traverse areas of cultural importance and environmental sensitivity. These and other issues must be ...

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Attachment Binche - impact assessment - Baptiste Nickel Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Administrator on behalf of Binche Keyoh Bu Society
• Reference number: 72
• Submitted: 2026-03-25
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
• Attachment included
• BINCHE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE 316 Binche Keyoh Way – Binche Whut’en PO Box 847, Fort St. James, BC V0J 1P0 www.binche.ca “‘Alhgo ‘ust’ut’en.” – “We all work together.” B inche Keyoh Bu Socie ty March 24, 2026 Christal Nieman Project Manager Impact Assessment Agency of Canada Christal.Nieman@iaac-aeic.gc.ca Katherine St James Project Assessment Director, Metal Mining Environmental Assessment Office Katherine.StJames@gov.bc.ca Sent by email RE: Baptiste Nickel Project – Identification of Participating Nations Dear Ms. Nieman and Ms. St James: Binche Whut’enne (“the people of Binche”) hold Aboriginal rights and title within its Traditional Consultative Boundary and exercises governance authority over its lands and resources, including those areas overlapped by the proposed Baptiste Nickel Project. The Binche Keyoh Bu Society (BKBS) is an established society established under the Societies Act that is responsible for resource development project within our Traditional Territory, outside of the reserve land. We confirm that Binche, as the Binche Keyoh Bu Society, on behalf of the Binche Whut’enne wish to participate in the federal and provincial environmental impact assessment processes for the Baptiste Nickel Project, as a Participating Indigenous Nation under the BC Environmental Assessment Act, subject to ongoing governance oversight. Participation does not constitute consent or approval of the Project. We have worked with FPX Nickel, the proponent of the Baptiste Project, in the development and review of the Initial Project Description. Our ...

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Attachment Comment via Information Session - 02/18/2026

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Administrator on behalf of Vincent John
• Reference number: 71
• Submitted: 2026-03-23
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
• Attachment included
• UNCLASSIFIED - NON CLASSIFIÉ Digitizing Hand-written Comment (Baptiste Nickel Comment Period) Highlighted words are areas of uncertainty My name is Vincent John. I am from Dzitl’ainli. We are the people that never gave permission to nobody to enter our Land. Why does F.P.X. get permission from different bands to explore our Land. Our family been living in Dzitl’ainli for over 500. Years. or longer. We were taking care off our Land before Columbus came around. My ancestors looked after Dzitl’ainli Property, the salmon. My grandfather took good care our Land. Now our life style is threatnet by F.P.X. pipelines. F.P.X. changed my life. Now I am concerned about the future of our community. Just about every day I think why does F.P.X. want to destroy Trembleur lake, Tachie River, Stuart Lake all the waterways to the Pacific Coast. Why? Money? Since F.P.X. started the Exploration the White Bark Pine started dying. It was the healthiest population the furthest north. White bark pine feeds lots of animals birds (Rare). F.P.X. damage decave creek and got a fine. Now there’s about 3 creeks that salmon spawn within 4 kilometers of the propose mine and one spawning ground about 1 km from Dzitl’ainli Reserve. Now we never even mention the berries and medicine. Some off the most rare medicine is on ts’elkm, and hastangun. Our family will never give concent to the gov. and F.P.X. When my grandfather Cammele Joseph was alive he said he doesn’t want the mine to go ahead. I asked Martin Turenne why he works for F.P.X. knowing that he wants to destroy our Land (Dzitl’ainli) and what the effects off the mine will do to British Columbia. How can you get paid and feed your children with F.P.X. money. ...

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Attachment Stellat'en First Nation Response: EA process steps - Proposed Baptiste Nickel Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Administrator on behalf of Stellat' en First Nation
• Reference number: 69
• Submitted: 2026-03-17
• Updated: 2026-03-18 - 1:04 PM
• Rationale: Comment updated for administrative purposes
• Project phase: Planning
• See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
• Attachment included
• STELLAT’EN FIRST NATION P.O. Box 760, Fraser Lake, BC, V0J 1S0 Phone: (250) 699-8747 www.stellaten.ca 1 Subject: Stellat’en First Nation Response – Baptiste Nickel Project – Federal Impact Assessment Process Dear Ms. Nieman and Ms. St. James, Thank you for your January 23, 2026 correspondence regarding the proposed Baptiste Nickel Project and the initiation of the planning and early engagement phases of the assessment process. Stellat’en First Nation acknowledges receipt of this notification and appreciates the opportunity to provide input regarding the potential environmental and impact assessment processes associated with the proposed project. Due to internal capacity constraints and competing priorities within our stewardship and governance departments, Stellat’en First Nation was unable to provide comments during the February comment period. We appreciate your understanding and respectfully request that the following comments be considered as part of the ongoing planning phase. Stellat’en First Nation confirms that the proposed Baptiste Nickel Project is located within our unceded territory and has the potential to affect our Aboriginal rights, title, and interests, including rights related to lands, waters, fish, wildlife, and the continued exercise of our cultural practices. At this stage, Stellat’en First Nation wishes to clearly state the following: 1. Federal Impact Assessment Process Stellat’en First Nation supports the continuation of a federal impact assessment under the Impact Assessment Act for the Baptiste Nickel Project. Given the scale, duration, and potential environmental and socio-economic implications of the proposed mine, Stellat’en believes ...

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Attachment Positive Long Term Regional Impact

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Equity Exploration Consultants Ltd.
• Reference number: 67
• Submitted: 2026-03-11 - 12:59 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• I have been involved with this project since 2009 and have seen the project go from a mineral occurence to advanced economic study. While exploration is campaign based and can't offer the same consistent employment and job opportunities as a mine, FPX have always prioritized the community and making opportunities available during exploration and other field work supporting advanced economic studies. Working with FPX and the project management team, they definitely care about the local communities and stake holders and are committed to the project and responsible development including business opportunities for local based businesses. Specific to this deposit type - there is a lot of upside compared to other nickel mining projects that traditionally mine nickel sulphides or nickel laterite.  The nature of the Project's ore includes the mineral awaruite, which is a naturally occuring alloy and not a sulphide. In fact the sulphur content of the host rocks is very very low and is unique to this type of deposit. This means that the host rocks are generally benign with respect to acid rock drainage and metal leaching. Also noteworthy is that the project has at least three other potential targets that could extend mine life, and this could truly be a multi-generational project that could have long term positive impacts for the local communities that would include jobs at the minesite, spin-off business opportunities, and other revenue streams available on a long term basis.  

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Attachment Save the wildlife

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Beaconsfield Animal Services
• Reference number: 64
• Submitted: 2026-03-09 - 11:53 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
•   Please say NO to the Nickel Project.  Indigenous peoples live here.  Their homes would be destroyed, and they would be subject to the toxicity of mining.  The mine would also destroy the habitats of fish, birds, woodland caribou, pine martens, and plenty of other animals. During this climate emergency, we can not afford to destroy forests and wildlife habitat.     Nickel mining is harmful to all life, and to the planet.  Forcing fish and birds to be exposed to the effluent, and cutting them up to test them for selenium and other pollutants is cruel and outdated.  Canada is phasing out toxicity testing on animals.  Please switch to animal free methods of testing effluent and other substances.  For wild fish and birds, please stop lethal sampling and switch to humane non lethal bio monitoring like is done in humans. https://www.change.org/p/stop-testing-sewer-water-on-laboratory-fish   Please do not build another gold mine.  We are in the midst of a climate crisis. This proposal, which would damage and destroy the homes of black bears, caribou, birds, fish, and many animals, is terrible.  And gold mines destroy all sorts of animals in laboratory testing of their effluents, and in lethal sampling of birds, fish, frogs, etc.  We do not need more gold mines. Please preserve the trees at this location.  Please do not build on an area that has a lot of trees, and do not build on a wetland either.  Please do not harm animals with this project. Please do not use animal testing for pollution monitoring.  It mentions that laboratory tests on fish, and lethal samples of wild fish will be ...

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Attachment Support for FPX Baptiste Nickel Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Shon Mackay
• Reference number: 63
• Submitted: 2026-03-09 - 9:05 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• I am writing as a member of the public with experience working in the mining industry, particularly in the heavy equipment sector. Over the years I have spent time on several mine sites across western Canada and have seen firsthand the role that responsible mining projects can play in supporting regional economies and provide stable, long term employment.  I recognize the growing importance of critical minerals such as nickel. Nickel is akey component in many modern technologies, including batteries used in electric vehicles, and energy storage devices. Developing responsible sources of these materials in Canada is important for both economic and strategic reasons.  Projects like Baptiste should of course move through an assessment process and I appreciate the opportunity for public input. Thank you for the opportunity to provide comments.    Regards

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Attachment On Behalf of Tl'azt'en Nation and Keyoh Holders

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Brandon Prince
• Reference number: 62
• Submitted: 2026-03-09 - 7:52 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• See attached
• Attachment included
• TL’AZT’EN NATION PO Box 670, Fort St. James, B.C. V0J 1P0 Phone 250-648-3212 • Fax 250-648-3250 TL’AZT’EN NATION PRE-ENGAGEMENT RECORD SUBMISSION Re: Proposed Baptiste Nickel Project – FPX Nickel Corp. Submitted without prejudice to: Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) BC Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) Date: March 9 2026 1. Purpose of this Submission This Pre-Engagement Record is submitted by Tl’azt’en Nation in advance of any acceptance, validation, or advancement of an Initial Project Description (IPD) for the proposed Baptiste (Ts’elk’un) Project. The purpose of this submission is to: 1. Assert Tl’azt’en Nation’s jurisdictional position that this project is in core exclusive Tl’azt’en Nation territory 2. Identify procedural fairness concerns. 3. Establish high-impact questions requiring written responses from IAAC and EAO prior to further process advancement. 4. Addressing Federal Jurisdiction over Environmental Assessment process and environmental concerns of Tl’azt’en Nation surrounding project footprint. 5. Addressing the direct Fisheries and hydrological concerns of the project 6. Ensure that any environmental assessment (EA) framework reflects Tl’azt’en’s inherent rights, Aboriginal title, governance systems, and Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) requirements. This document forms part of Tl’azt’en Nations initial comments 2. Context and Jurisdictional Foundation (a) Tl’azt’en Title and Jurisdiction The proposed Baptiste (Ts’elk’un) Project is located entirely within Tl’azt’en Nation’s core and exclusively held territory. This territory has been historically and continues to be used by Tl’azt’enne. Countless traditional placenames of lakes ...

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Attachment FPX Letter of support

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Shas-Ti Environmental
• Reference number: 61
• Submitted: 2026-03-09 - 7:51 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Please see attached document
• Attachment included
• March 9, 2026 To Whom It May Concern, Please accept this letter in support of FPX Nickel Corp.’s advancement of the Baptiste Nickel Project, including the submission of the Initial Project Description. FPX’s Baptiste Nickel Project has the potential to be a key contributor of nickel to the Canadian supply chain, with significant environmental attributes including low sulphide content, the use of low-carbon hydroelectric power, and a mineralogy that does not require intermediate processing prior to final refining to produce market-ready nickel. Mining has played a critical role in maintaining economic balance in our region. New projects such as the Baptiste Nickel Project are necessary to provide stability in the local and regional workforce and to support employment opportunities, with a focus on local training and hiring. We are supportive of the studies FPX has and will continue to advance as part of the Environmental Assessment process and appreciate the opportunity to support outcomes that are beneficial for our region. We are firmly supportive of further studies to assist in understanding the engineering aspects of the Project. Again, please accept this letter of support for FPX Nickel Corp.’s Baptiste Nickel Project, a potential long-term, environmentally responsible nickel producer that can contribute to addressing growing battery metal supply needs. Sincerely, Shauna Norman, RFT Indigenous Relationship Manager Shas-Ti Environmental LP

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Attachment FPX Letter of support

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Ecofor Consulting Ltd
• Reference number: 60
• Submitted: 2026-03-09 - 7:49 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Please see attached document.
• Attachment included
• March 9, 2026 To Whom It May Concern, Please accept this letter in support of FPX Nickel Corp.’s advancement of the Baptiste Nickel Project, including the submission of the Initial Project Description. FPX’s Baptiste Nickel Project has the potential to be a key contributor of nickel to the Canadian supply chain, with significant environmental attributes including low sulphide content, the use of low-carbon hydroelectric power, and a mineralogy that does not require intermediate processing prior to final refining to produce market-ready nickel. Mining has played a critical role in maintaining economic balance in our region. New projects such as the Baptiste Nickel Project are necessary to provide stability in the local and regional workforce and to support employment opportunities, with a focus on local training and hiring. We are supportive of the studies FPX has and will continue to advance as part of the Environmental Assessment process and appreciate the opportunity to support outcomes that are beneficial for our region. We are firmly supportive of further studies to assist in understanding the engineering aspects of the Project. Again, please accept this letter of support for FPX Nickel Corp.’s Baptiste Nickel Project, a potential long-term, environmentally responsible nickel producer that can contribute to addressing growing battery metal supply needs. Sincerely, Shauna Norman, RFT Indigenous Relationship Manager Ecofor Consulting Ltd

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Attachment Support for the Baptiste Nickel Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Ms Erickson
• Reference number: 59
• Submitted: 2026-03-08 - 11:20 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
•   To Whom It May Concern,  I am a local resident in the project region and fully support the continued advancement of the Baptiste Nickel project. As per the information outlined in the Initial Project Description (IPD), FPX Nickel’s Baptiste Project will provide long term direct and indirect economic benefits to the region.   The region surrounding the proposed mine will benefit from the local and regional business and employment opportunities over the 30-year life of mine.  Timely regulatory approvals for mining projects will help offset the many challenges faced by the declining forest sector and help diversify and stabilize the economy in this region. FPX Nickel’s engagement strategies include meeting with First Nation communities that may be impacted, hosting open houses in communities in the mine region to provide project information, and meeting with local elected officials. The community open houses I attended were well planned and FPX’s management team provided a full scope of project information. The FPX community office in Fort St James is a valuable asset for locals seeking up to date information. Keeping people informed during the phases of development demonstrates the company’s commitment to their environmental and social responsibility. I am looking forward to more updates as the project develops, acquires required approvals, and advances toward construction

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Attachment Baptiste Nickel Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Russell Transfer Ltd.
• Reference number: 58
• Submitted: 2026-03-08 - 9:04 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Russell Transfer Ltd. has been working with FPX since the beginning of their operations in the area. It has been an exciting and busy time with exploration activities, expeditions, and the building of camps. FPX has made an effort to support the local community by purchasing as many supplies in town as possible. We have also had the opportunity to meet and build strong working relationships with several members of the FPX management team during their visits to Fort St. James. Dwain, Bruce, and Judy (Lance) Russell have been involved in this type of work since 1967 and believe FPX Nickel is a very positive asset to our community.

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Attachment Incoming Email - 3/6/2026

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Administrator on behalf of Association for Mineral Exploration
• Reference number: 66
• Submitted: 2026-03-06 - 10:58 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Good afternoon,    On behalf of the Association for Mineral Exploration (AME), please see the attached letter of support for the Baptiste Nickel Project.    Thank you, 
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• AME Association for Mineral Exploration March 6,2026 lmpact Assessment Agency of Canada 22nd Floor, Place Bell 160 Elgin Street Ottawa ON K1A 0H3 British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office PO Box 9426 Stn Prov Govt Victoria BC V8W 9V1 Re: Letter of Support for the Baptiste Nickel Proiect On behalf of the Association for Mineral Exploration (AME), we are writing to express our strong support for the Baptiste Nickel Project currently under review by the lmpact Assessment Agency of Canada and the British Columbia Environmental Assessment Office. The Baptiste Nickel Project will strengthen Canada's economic resilience, independence and sovereignty. AME champions mineral exploration as the foundation of Canada's economic independence. We connect exploration to mineral development, clean technology, and national security. Through member advocacy, we ensure exploration remains central to Canada's sovereignty and economic future. The Baptiste Nickel Project, advanced by FPX NickelCorp, stands out as one of the most strategically important critical mineral projects in Canada. ln particular, it presents what is widely recognized as the "awaruite advantage" - a unique geological and metallurgical characteristic that differentiates this deposit from many conventional nickel sulphide or laterite operations worldwide. Awaruite is a naturally occurring nickel-iron alloy that allows for: o Conventional magnetic separation processing, reducing the need for energy-intensive smelting or high-acid-pressure leaching. r Potentially lower greenhouse gas intensity, supporting Canada's climate commitments and clean technology supply chains. . Simplified metallurgical flowsheets, which can enhance operational ...

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Attachment Support The Baptiste Nickel Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Kuz’che Contracting
• Reference number: 57
• Submitted: 2026-03-06 - 7:33 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• I am the owner of Kuz’che Contracting and a member of the Tl’azt’en Nation. Kuz’che Contracting had the pleasure of working with FPX this past summer, and our experience was very positive. Throughout our time working together, we found FPX to be respectful, professional, and mindful of the land they work on, including the surrounding Aboriginal territories. They showed to have understanding of the importance of working responsibly within our traditional lands and communities.We support the Baptiste Nickel Project because we believe it will create meaningful opportunities for our local community. Projects like this can help provide employment, support businesses, and help the economic growth in the region.For these reasons, Kuz’che Contracting supports the Baptiste Nickel Project.

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Attachment FPX Nickel - Baptiste Nickel Project Letter of Support

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Onsite Engineering Ltd.
• Reference number: 56
• Submitted: 2026-03-06 - 1:08 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• To Whom It May Concern: I am writing on behalf of Onsite Engineering Ltd. to express support for the continued advancement of the Baptiste Nickel Project proposed by FPX Nickel Corp. in British Columbia. Our involvement since 2021 for site access investigations has provided us with the opportunity to work closely with the FPX team and observe the level of effort, planning, and engagement being applied to the development of this project. Through our involvement, we have observed the professional approach taken by the project management team and their willingness to engage with and gather input from local communities. Based on our experience, the FPX team is working to identify the best solutions for site access while considering potential impacts to communities, the environment, and other industries, rather than relying solely on initial project costs. FPX Nickel has demonstrated a genuine interest in engaging with communities and creating opportunities for early collaboration through technical workshops, transparency, and open conversations. In addition to these engagement efforts, the project also has the potential to support long-term economic stability in the region. Communities across British Columbia have long relied on industries such as forestry for economic support. However, as the forestry industry faces increasing challenges, the development of the Baptiste Nickel Project could help provide additional economic stability for the region for decades. Onsite Engineering Ltd. supports the advancement of the Baptiste Nickel Project through the British Columbia environmental assessment process and appreciates the ...
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• Prince George Office 3661 15th Avenue Prince George, BC V2N 1A3 Tel: 250-562-2252 Fax: 1-866-235-6943 Office Locations: Salmon Arm Campbell River Prince George Abbotsford North Vancouver Nanaimo Golden Port Alberni Courtenay Page 1 of 1 http://www.onsite-engineering.ca March 6, 2026 Re: FPX Nickel – Baptiste Nickel Project Letter of Support To Whom It May Concern: I am writing on behalf of Onsite Engineering Ltd. to express support for the continued advancement of the Baptiste Nickel Project proposed by FPX Nickel Corp. in British Columbia. Our involvement since 2021 for site access investigations has provided us with the opportunity to work closely with the FPX team and observe the level of effort, planning, and engagement being applied to the development of this project. Through our involvement, we have observed the professional approach taken by the project management team and their willingness to engage with and gather input from local communities. Based on our experience, the FPX team is working to identify the best solutions for site access while considering potential impacts to communities, the environment, and other industries, rather than relying solely on initial project costs. FPX Nickel has demonstrated a genuine interest in engaging with communities and creating opportunities for early collaboration through technical workshops, transparency, and open conversations. In addition to these engagement efforts, the project also has the potential to support long-term economic stability in the region. Communities across British Columbia have long relied on industries such as forestry for economic support. However, as the forestry industry faces ...

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Attachment Incoming Email - 3/5/2026

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Administrator on behalf of Quincy Burr
• Reference number: 65
• Submitted: 2026-03-05 - 3:50 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Hello,   I am reaching out regarding the Baptiste Nickel Project currently in the planning phase northwest of Fort St. James.   Our group of companies, including TwinCon Enterprises Ltd. and Valley Rock Works Inc., provides civil construction, drilling, blasting, and large earthworks services across British Columbia, particularly supporting mine development and infrastructure projects.   I wanted to inquire whether there are opportunities for contractors to register interest or be included in future procurement or construction opportunities associated with the project.   If there is a list for contractors, upcoming engagement sessions, or recommended contacts with the proponent (FPX Nickel Corp.), please let me know the best way to get involved.   Thank you for your time, and I appreciate any guidance you can provide.   Best regards,

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Attachment Responsible and meaningful engagement

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: KIU Board
• Reference number: 54
• Submitted: 2026-03-03 - 8:20 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• I'm a KIU (Economic Development Corporation owned by the Yekooche First Nation) board member and I've had the pleasure of sitting on the FPX leadship table for the past year.  I believe that the effort the FPX is putting forth in true engagement with the affected First Nations is truly first class.  First Nations opinions are solicited, listened to and and then after discussion,  become part of the operating and or environmental plan going forward.  They have done an outstanding job of getting a concensus from a diverse group of participants, all the while moving the plan forward at a pace that doesn't move faster than the group needs. This engagement coupled with the low carbon, low (or no) sulphur tailings, and the genuine economic development opportunities for the First Nations in the area has lead to broad First Nations support for the project. I fully support the development of this mine.

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Attachment Incoming Email - 3/2/2026 - City of Prince George

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Administrator on behalf of City of Prince George
• Reference number: 51
• Submitted: 2026-03-02
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• See the attached submission / Veuillez consulter la pièce jointe  
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Attachment Baptiste Nickel Project - Positive for our Economy

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Kosmos Group
• Reference number: 50
• Submitted: 2026-02-27 - 1:22 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• The Baptiste Nickel Project represents a significant opportunity to advance responsible resource development while delivering meaningful benefits at the local, provincial, and national levels. For local communities, the project will generate long-term, well-paying jobs across construction, operations, maintenance, and support services. Beyond direct employment, it will stimulate local businesses, create contracting opportunities, and contribute to sustainable community growth through increased economic activity and skills development. From a provincial perspective, the Baptiste Nickel Project will strengthen British Columbia’s mining sector by increasing domestic nickel production—an essential material for stainless steel and the rapidly expanding battery and clean energy markets. Expanding nickel output within the province reinforces BC’s role as a reliable supplier of critical minerals. For our organization, the project presents a strong opportunity to provide high-quality engineering and technical services, supporting safe, efficient, and environmentally responsible project delivery. Our involvement would contribute to the project’s success while reinforcing our commitment to excellence in Canadian resource development. Nationally, the Baptiste Nickel Project supports the broader objective of strengthening the Canadian economy as a responsible and ethical mining producer. By developing critical mineral resources under Canada’s rigorous environmental and regulatory standards, the project enhances supply chain security and positions Canada as a global leader in sustainable mining.

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Attachment FPX Nickel Support

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Jason Hamborg
• Reference number: 47
• Submitted: 2026-02-26 - 6:56 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• I've seen first hand the approach taken by the team at FPX Nickel. I believe their intentions to proactively engage with communities and First Nations demonstrates their commitment to following best practices. The project has the potential to sustain and revitalize communities throughout the region and this step in the environmental assessment is the next major milestone in what I believe will be a successful project. 

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Attachment Environmental priority and accountability

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: GFL Environmental Services
• Reference number: 46
• Submitted: 2026-02-25 - 10:58 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• I fully support fpx nickels decision to enter the formal environmental assessment process for the Baptiste project. This move demonstrates a clear commitment to transparency and high environmental standards. By prioritizing a rigorous, science-based review and early collaboration with first nations, fpx is showing that it's possible to develop the critical minerals we need for a green economy while protecting our local ecosystems. This is exactly the kind of responsible mining BC needs. The transition to a low carbon future depends on a secure supply of critical minerals, but the way we Source those minerals matters even more. Fpx nickels push for a comprehensive environmental assessment for the Baptiste project is a vital step towards ensuring this development is done right. I support this process because it ensures accountability, prioritizes environment, and values partnership. By leaning into the assessment fpx nickel is proving that they are not just looking for a permit, but for a social license to operate as a long-term responsible partner in our region. 

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Attachment Incoming Email - 2/22/2026

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Administrator on behalf of Daniel Yang
• Reference number: 45
• Submitted: 2026-02-22 - 7:34 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Dear Sir/Madam,   I am writing in my capacity as a Senior Geotechnical Engineer with Knight Piésold Consulting to express my professional support for the development of the Baptiste Nickel Project proposed by FPX Nickel Corp. in British Columbia.   Knight Piésold has been involved in the environmental and engineering studies for the Baptiste Project since 2021. Over the past several years, I have worked closely with FPX Nickel’s project management team and have been consistently impressed by their professionalism and strong commitment to responsible project advancement. The team has implemented rigorous procedures and demonstrated a high standard of care in environmental baseline data collection, engineering investigations, and technical evaluations for this large-scale project. Early studies indicate positive outcomes from strategic, economic, and environmental perspectives.   British Columbia has a long and well-established history of mining under stringent regulatory oversight. Clear standards govern open pit slope stability, waste rock and tailings storage design, water management, and reclamation planning, as well as environmental impact. Modern geotechnical investigation methods, advanced numerical modeling, and risk-based design approaches enable comprehensive assessment and effective management of ground and water related risks throughout the project life cycle.   Critical minerals such as nickel are essential to Canada’s transition to a low-carbon economy and to strengthening secure supply chains for clean energy technologies and advanced manufacturing. Advancing such projects within jurisdictions ...

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Attachment Binche Keyoh BU Society

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Binche Keyoh Bu Society
• Reference number: 44
• Submitted: 2026-02-22 - 12:21 AM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• FPX has maintained consistent and respectful communication with Binche Whut'en leadership. Their early engagement has been well-received. Going forward, Binche expects continued transparency, timely sharing of technical information, and direct dialogue with Chief & Council and Keyoh families. Binche members have actively participated in environmental monitoring, water sampling, wildlife assessments, and other fieldwork activities. FPX has demonstrated a willingness to incorporate traditional knowledge into environmental planning, and ongoing involvement of Binche’s environmental team remains a priority. Binche also expects continued collaboration in identifying culturally sensitive areas and implementing appropriate protection measures as project activities increase. FPX has supported local employment opportunities for Binche members, including fieldwork, camp support, and environmental monitoring. There is significant potential to expand contracting opportunities for equipment, transportation, and related services as the project advances. Early workforce development planning will be important to maximize long-term employment benefits. Exploration activities have already contributed to local economic activity. Binche is seeking long-term benefit structures that align with the region’s role in supplying critical minerals. FPX’s emphasis on low-carbon nickel production and carbon capture technologies aligns with Binche’s vision for sustainable development. Binche expects to remain directly involved in major project milestones, permitting processes, and oversight committees. Establishing a consistent collaboration ...

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Attachment FPX Nickel Project support

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Vishnukumar Sharma
• Reference number: 43
• Submitted: 2026-02-21 - 2:42 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Coming from a mechanical engineering background, I strongly support this project because it not only helps secure critical mineral resources needed globally, but also contributes significantly to regional economic development. The project has the potential to generate substantial employment across multiple sectors in the North  including engineering, supply chains, services, and local businesses which is essential for long term community sustainability. From a strategic and economic perspective, investments like this strengthen both resource security and inclusive regional growth.

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Attachment Support for the Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Denis Litvinov
• Reference number: 42
• Submitted: 2026-02-21 - 1:00 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• I support the Baptiste Nickel Project and the long-term opportunities it brings to our region. The project has the potential to create meaningful local employment, strengthen the regional economy, and prioritize partnerships with local and Indigenous businesses. I also appreciate the focus on environmental stewardship, ongoing baseline studies, and the integration of Indigenous knowledge into the assessment process. Developing a low-carbon nickel source that supports clean energy supply chains while delivering benefits to local communities represents a responsible path forward for British Columbia.

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Attachment Letter of Support for FPX Nickel

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: B.G Self Loading Ltd.
• Reference number: 41
• Submitted: 2026-02-20 - 5:12 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• [Date: February 20, 2026] To whom it may concern, Re: Letter of Support for FPX Nickel Corp.’s Baptiste Nickel Project As Operations Manager of B.G Self Loading Ltd., a fully independent logging and site development contractor based in Vanderhoof, British Columbia, I am writing on behalf of our company to express our strong and enthusiastic support for FPX Nickel Corp.’s Baptiste Nickel Project, including the submission of the Initial Project Description. FPX Nickel has demonstrated an exemplary commitment to responsible, low-carbon nickel development that aligns with the needs of northern British Columbia. The Baptiste Project stands out for its innovative use of awaruite mineralization, enabling magnetic separation processing without traditional high-emission smelting, combined with access to low-carbon hydroelectric power. This positions it as a forward-looking contributor to Canada’s critical minerals supply chain for stainless steel and clean energy technologies, all while maintaining strong environmental stewardship through modern reclamation, monitoring, and a relatively small surface footprint. We particularly appreciate FPX’s genuine focus on community and Indigenous partnerships—including the establishment of a local office in Fort St. James, regular open houses, transparent engagement, and emphasis on shared benefits. In a region long reliant on forestry—now facing mill closures, workforce reductions, and economic uncertainty—projects like Baptiste offer a vital path to diversification. The potential for long-term, stable employment, local procurement, and infrastructure improvements will provide meaningful ...

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Attachment Full support FPX Nickel - Baptiste Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: FORT MACHINE WORKS LTD.
• Reference number: 40
• Submitted: 2026-02-19 - 11:28 AM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• As a local business owner in Fort St. James—approximately 90 km from the project site—I have followed FPX Nickel's activities and community engagement efforts with great interest. The company's commitment to responsible development, low-carbon nickel production, and collaboration with local and Indigenous communities aligns well with the values we hold in our region. FPX Nickel has demonstrated a genuine dedication to benefiting the surrounding areas through initiatives such as opening a community office in Fort St. James, hosting open houses, and contributing to local economic opportunities. The Baptiste Project represents a significant opportunity for sustainable growth in northern British Columbia, including potential job creation, infrastructure improvements (such as access roads and power connections), and demand for local goods and services—areas where businesses like Fort Machine Works could directly contribute through machining, fabrication, and equipment maintenance support. I believe the project will bring long-term economic benefits to Fort St. James and the surrounding communities while upholding high environmental and social standards. I wholeheartedly support FPX Nickel's efforts to advance the Baptiste Nickel Project through permitting, development, and eventual operations. I am confident that their work will create positive, lasting impacts for our region. Sincerely, Jeff Davis

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Attachment Support

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Binche
• Reference number: 39
• Submitted: 2026-02-18 - 4:41 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Hadih, I fully support the project, as the project willl provide many opportunities for our area, direct and indirect. Economy growth, employment and skilled trades. Long term growth of our economy, locally and regionally. 

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Attachment Support for FPX Nickel Mine

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Canyon Tree Frams Inc.
• Reference number: 38
• Submitted: 2026-02-18 - 12:10 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• To whom it may concern, On behalf of Canyon Tree Farms Inc. (CTF), a Fort St. James based civil company, I am writing to express our support for the responsible development of the FPX Nickel Project near Fort St. James. As a locally owned and operated company with deep roots in this community, we recognize the significant positive economic opportunities this project can bring to our region. Major resource development creates meaningful employment, stimulates local business growth, and strengthens the long term economic stability of northern communities like ours. From the early site preparation and through the long term operations and maintenance, the FPX project has the potential to generate sustained economic activity that will benefit families, small buisnesses and service providers throughout Fort St. James and the surrounding areas. For local contractors like us, the project represents an important opportunity to contribute our experience in our own backyard. Beyond direct empolyment and contracting opportunities, the broader community stands to benefit from increased spending in local shops and services, expanded apprenticeship and training opportunities for young people, and the retention of skilled workers in the region. Strong local procurement and meaningful partnerships with area first nations can further enhance these benefits, ensuring that project investment remains in the north and contributes long term regional capacity. We at CTF believe that, with transparent engagement, responsible planning and a clear commitment in a way that delivers lasting value to Fort St. James and the surrounding communities that this project has great potential for the region and the province.  Best ...

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Attachment FPX support

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Stuart Lake Men’s Shed
• Reference number: 37
• Submitted: 2026-02-18 - 11:27 AM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Stuart Lake Men’s Shed Fort St. James, BC February 16, 2026 Re: Letter of Support for FPX Nickel Corp. To Whom It May Concern, On behalf of the Stuart Lake Men’s Shed, I am writing to express our strong support for FPX Nickel Corp. and the work being undertaken in the Fort St. James region. We sincerely thank FPX Nickel Corp. for its continued support of our community. Meaningful partnerships between industry and community organizations are vital to the long-term strength and well-being of our region, and we recognize and appreciate the role the company has chosen to play locally. We also acknowledge the significant and lasting impact that this project is expected to have through the provision of employment opportunities for the next 28 years. Long-term employment brings stability to families, supports local businesses, and contributes to the overall prosperity of Fort St. James and surrounding communities. The commitment to sustained operations over nearly three decades represents a meaningful investment in our region’s future. We look forward to the positive contributions FPX Nickel Corp. will continue to make in Fort St. James and appreciate the company’s engagement and support. Sincerely, Tyler Graham Stuart Lake Men’s Shed Fort St. James, BC
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• Stuart Lake Men’s Shed Fort St. James, BC February 16, 2026 Re: Letter of Support for FPX Nickel Corp. To Whom It May Concern, On behalf of the Stuart Lake Men’s Shed, I am writing to express our strong support for FPX Nickel Corp. and the work being undertaken in the Fort St. James region. We sincerely thank FPX Nickel Corp. for its continued support of our community. Meaningful partnerships between industry and community organizations are vital to the long-term strength and well-being of our region, and we recognize and appreciate the role the company has chosen to play locally. We also acknowledge the significant and lasting impact that this project is expected to have through the provision of employment opportunities for the next 28 years. Long-term employment brings stability to families, supports local businesses, and contributes to the overall prosperity of Fort St. James and surrounding communities. The commitment to sustained operations over nearly three decades represents a meaningful investment in our region’s future. We look forward to the positive contributions FPX Nickel Corp. will continue to make in Fort St. James and appreciate the company’s engagement and support. Sincerely, Tyler Graham Stuart Lake Men’s Shed Fort St. James, BC

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Attachment FPX Nickel Baptiste Nickel Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Pilot Petroleum
• Reference number: 36
• Submitted: 2026-02-17 - 12:05 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• As a local business based out of Fort St James, and a potential supplier to this long term project, but also being a company made up of people/families who live & work in the area. This FPX Nickel project has our support and positive optimism for the benefits to the surrounding communities.  They have been engaging with local suppliers such as us and have given us consideration for supporting the project moving forward. They have been welcoming, open for discussion and appreciative of our engagement. The value they place on local suppliers and their procurement principals show that they have indeed considered how this can benefit the area, the people, and the businesses etc here.  FPX Nickel have done a great job at not only engaging the immediate community of Fort St James, but also the surrounding communities and nearby towns. They have engaged and informed a lot of people, throughout the local area.

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Attachment Comment

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Stuart S
• Reference number: 35
• Submitted: 2026-02-13 - 10:06 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• I am pleased to express my support for the Baptiste Nickel Project proposed by FPX Nickel Corp., located northwest of Fort St. James in central British Columbia. The project has the potential to create meaningful employment, support local and regional economies, and generate long-term benefits for nearby communities. I encourage continued collaboration with Indigenous nations, local residents, and regulatory authorities to ensure the project proceeds with strong environmental stewardship and community engagement.

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Attachment Letter of Support - Baptiste Nickel Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: District of Fort St. James
• Reference number: 34
• Submitted: 2026-02-13 - 3:02 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• Please accept this letter in support of FPX Nickel Corp.’s advancement of the Baptiste Nickel Project, including the submission of the Initial Project Description. Council for the District of Fort St. James, on February 10, 2026, passed the following resolution: THAT Council provides a letter of support for the Baptiste Nickel’s Initial Project Description. FPX’s Baptiste Nickel Project has the potential to be a key contributor of nickel to the Canadian supply chain, with significant environmental attributes including low sulphide content, the use of low-carbon hydroelectric power, and a mineralogy that does not require intermediate processing prior to final refining to produce market-ready nickel. Mining has played a critical role in maintaining economic balance in our region. New projects such as the Baptiste Nickel Project are necessary to provide stability in the local and regional workforce and to support employment opportunities, with a focus on local training and hiring. We are supportive of the studies FPX has and will continue to advance as part of the Environmental Assessment process and appreciate the opportunity to support outcomes that are beneficial for our region. We are firmly supportive of further studies to assist in understanding the engineering aspects of the Project. Again, please accept this letter of support for FPX Nickel Corp.’s Baptiste Nickel Project, a potential long-term, environmentally responsible nickel producer that can contribute to addressing growing battery metal supply needs.
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Attachment Project Support - Previous Error

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Koltin C
• Reference number: 33
• Submitted: 2026-02-12 - 4:41 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• I'm not sure what happened to my previous comment - thought I'd try again.  I fully support the Baptiste Nickel Project as it represents a meaningful opportunity for Canada's economy and long-term competitiveness. The project helps strengthen domestic supply of a critical mineral, supports clean energy, and reduces reliance on foreign sources. I'm also encouraged by the project's commitment to collaboration with Indigenous communities, ensuring shared benefits and responsible devleopment. Overall, Baptiste is the kind of forward-looking project that Canada needs to grow sustainably, enhance resource security, and support future generations. 

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Attachment Project Support - Prince George

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Koltin C
• Reference number: 32
• Submitted: 2026-02-12 - 4:33 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; } I fully support the Baptiste Nickel Project as it represents a meaningful opportunity for Canada’s economy and long-term competitiveness. The project helps strengthen domestic supply of a critical mineral, supports clean-energy development, and reduces reliance on foreign sources. a { text-decoration: none; color: #464feb; } tr th, tr td { border: 1px solid #e6e6e6; } tr th { background-color: #f5f5f5; }  I’m also encouraged by the project’s commitment to collaboration with Indigenous communities, ensuring shared benefits and responsible development. Overall, Baptiste is the kind of forward-looking, strategically important project that Canada needs to grow sustainably, enhance resource security, and support future generations.

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Attachment FPX Baptiste Nickel Project

• Baptiste Nickel Project
• Author: Westcana Electric
• Reference number: 29
• Submitted: 2026-02-11 - 1:25 PM
• Project phase: Planning
• Participation notice: Public Notice - Public Comments Invited on the Summary of the Initial Project Description
• We at Westcana Electric are in full support of this project, the prosperity it will bring to the Nation and Region all while supporting local employment, services and infrastructure should mean alot to the territory. There have been too many closures and downturn in the economy as of late, with the Baptiste announcement comes opportunity and excitement.  The vast Environmental prosperity has been taken into serious consideration and this is very key to keeping the land and, fish and wildlife plentiful and unbothered in their environment. We hope to be apart of construction and/or maintenance on this project to do our part in helping the community thrive and move forward. Tyler Brough Business Development Westcana Electric
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• Company Overview Your first choice in the Electrical Industry www.westcana.com Extensive experience within the industrial sector. Located throughout British Columbia, Westcana Electric Inc. is a versatile, resourceful, and motivated Electrical Contracting company with offices located in Prince George, Terrace, Fort St. John, Kamloops, Kelowna, Penticton, and Nelson. We have been specializing for more than 20 years in Industrial E&I, Commercial and Roads Infrastructure Construction markets, as well as Design/Build for Complex Electrical Systems. We are dedicated to providing professional expertise and first-rate customer satisfaction to our past, present, and future clients throughout Western Canada. COR Certified, Westcana Electric is proud of our exemplary safety record, making us one of the highest-rated companies in safety in our field. • Oil & Gas • Mining • Commercial Construction • P3 • Design Build • Water Treatment Plants • Forest Industry • Generating Stations • Motor Control Centers • Industrial Lighting • Shut Downs • Roads/ Infrastructure. Westcana Electric is prepared for your electrical construction and maintenance needs • Prince Rupert Regional Hospital ER • Penticton Regional Hospital Oncology Department • Kamloops Regional Correctional Center • Fire Alarm Upgrade • Solar Project • Squamish Tantalus Fire Hall – Integrated Project Delivery • Sechelt The Arbutus Seniors Housing • Vernon ALC – Integrated Project Delivery • Squamish Brennan Park Recreation Center – Integrated Project Delivery • Prince Rupert RCMP Building – Design Build • Dease Lake RCMP Building • Prince George Airport Maintenance Building • Burns Lake Firehall – Design Build • Barrier Badger Creek CVSE Upgrades Industrial ...

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