Quebec hosts several successful spodumene-rich pegmatite deposits in an area known as Canada’s lithium triangle.

Stria’s Pontax project is located in this richly mineralized area.

Canada’s lithium triangle is in Quebec, a jurisdiction favourable to development:

  • Quebec’s heavy investment in its critical and strategic minerals (CSM) plan 2020-2025 offers incentives and grants to foster development
  • Hydro-Quebec’s vast power grid of inexpensive, renewable energy (hydroelectric) enables low-cost production
  • Developed network of roads and rails
  • Access to deep-water ports

Pontax Central Project

The Pontax lithium spodumene pegmatite dyke (LSPD) project is a 100% owned property by Stria. It is located in the west-central Eeyou Istchee Baie-James (EIBJ) Territory in northern Québec.
Key facts:

  • 68 contiguous map-designated claims (total area: 3,613 ha).
  • Easy access – Route 109, a paved highway, is located 22 km to the west of the Property, and Chambois Lake, suitable for seaplane landing, is located 5 km to the east.
  • A 735 KV power line, with a maintenance trail under it, is adjacent to the property.
  • The Québec Government offers a financial framework of $90M for the 2020-2025 period to encourage the production of critical & strategic minerals needed for renewable energy.
  • A $4,7 B infrastructure development plan for EIBJ Territory (road, rail, power, ports) announced in 2021 as part of the Grande Alliance Agreement between the Cree Nation and the Québec Government.

Pontax II Project

The PontaxII lithium spodumene pegmatite dyke (LSPD) project is a 100% owned property by Stria. It is located in the west-central Eeyou Istchee Baie-James (EIBJ) Territory in northern Québec.
Key facts:

  • 128 individual claims (total area: 6,811 ha).
  • Situated south west of Pontax Central.
  • Along the prospective Chamois Greenstone Belt hosting spodumene pegmatites.
  • Easy access – Route 109, a paved highway, is located 22 km to the west of the Property, and Chambois Lake, suitable for seaplane landing, is located 5 km to the east.
  • A 735 KV power line, with a maintenance trail under it, is adjacent to the property.
  • The Québec Government offers a financial framework of $90M for the 2020-2025 period to encourage the production of critical & strategic minerals needed for renewable energy.
  • A $4,7 B infrastructure development plan for EIBJ Territory (road, rail, power, ports) announced in 2021 as part of the Grande Alliance Agreement between the Cree Nation and the Québec Government.