A June 29 article concerning the feasibility study completed at Niocan’s (NIO-M) niobium project near Montreal incorrectly stated that SNC-Lavalin owns the Met-Chem Pellemon Consortium. SNC-Lavalin has acquired only Pellemon, and the consortium has been dissolved (except in the case of projects that were under way before the acquisition).
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