First Mining Surges 27.08% to $0.61 on 9 Million+ Shares

First Mining Gold (TSX: FF) gained by 27.08% today to $0.61 per share on volume of 9.07 million shares after announcing that Cat Lake First Nation and Lac Seul First Nation have completed their groundbreaking Anishnaabe Led Impact Assessment process and formally authorized the Springpole Gold Project subject to 35 negotiated terms covering environmental protections, economic participation, cultural safeguards, and community benefits. With Springpole’s final Federal Environmental Assessment Decision expected by the end of this month, the company is approaching the finish line of an 8.5-year permitting process and approval could unlock strategic partnership discussions, project financing opportunities, and a valuation re-rating.

First Mining plans to advance Springpole to a construction decision while simultaneously advancing its Duparquet Gold Project in Quebec through a 15,000-meter drill program where management believes there is a clear path to growing gold resources from approximately 6 million ounces today toward 10 million ounces.

Keith Neumeyer has been aggressively adding to his First Mining position with open market purchases:

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