STLLR Gold (TSX: STLR) has received a Mineral Recovery Permit under Ontario's Recovery of Minerals regime, allowing excavation and reprocessing of up to 225,000 tonnes of legacy tailings at its Hollinger project in Timmins. The company says this is a key step toward a large-scale sample program to test gold recovery, operating performance, costs and the potential for Hollinger to generate cash flow. Material would be processed offsite, and STLLR is evaluating practical solutions that could use regional infrastructure. CEO Keyvan Salehi said the permit moves Hollinger from resource evaluation toward demonstrating gold recovery at a meaningful scale. Wabun Tribal Council, Minister of Energy and Mines Stephen Lecce, MPP George Pirie and the City of Timmins also commented on the project.
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