Presented by:
Association of Consulting Engineering Companies – Saskatchewan
September 2, 2026
2:00-3:00pm
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Thor Project Information Session – Engineering Opportunities in Saskatchewan’s Emerging Critical Minerals Sector
Join Canadian Energy Metals Corp. for an exclusive industry information session on the Thor Project — a major critical minerals development project in East-Central Saskatchewan focused on aluminum, scandium, and vanadium production.
Spanning more than 1,100 square miles, the Thor Project represents one of Saskatchewan’s most significant emerging resource developments, with extensive drilling, testing, and preliminary economic assessment work already completed. The project is strategically positioned near existing rail, power, and natural gas infrastructure and is backed by strong community, industry, and government support.
Session Highlights
- Overview of the Thor Project and current development status
- Upcoming engineering and consulting opportunities
- How engineering firms can engage with CEM
- Specialized and niche service needs local firms may help support
- Insights into future commercialization and project development plans
Why Attend?
This session offers consulting engineering firms an opportunity to gain early insight into a large-scale Saskatchewan resource project and learn where future collaboration opportunities may emerge as the project advances toward commercialization.
Featured Speaker
Christopher Hopkins
Director, CEO & President
Canadian Energy Metals Corp.
Christopher Hopkins is an explorationist and environmental professional with extensive experience focused on large-scale exploration and development projects.
Event Details
📅 Date: September 2, 2026
🕑 Time: 2:00 – 3:00 PM CST
💻 Location: Virtual Information Session
About Thor Project
Key project highlights include:
- 157 test holes drilled, cored, and logged since 2022
- Preliminary Economic Assessment completed March 12, 2026
- Focus on production of Chemical Grade Alumina (CGA), High Purity Alumina (HPA), Smelter Grade Alumina (SGA), Scandium, and Vanadium
- Strong alignment with Canada’s critical minerals strategy
- Existing access to CN and CPKC rail, transmission lines, natural gas infrastructure, and nearby hydroelectric generation
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about one of Saskatchewan’s emerging critical minerals developments and how local engineering expertise can play a role in its future success.
Free for ACEC-SK Members with promo code. Contact events@acec-sk.ca for details.
Professional Development Certificates will be issued to all attendees who request them.
