EDM Resources Secures Amended Industrial Approval for Scotia Zinc Mine, Targets 2027 Restart

Published: Jul 23, 2026 09:40 (GMT+8)

EDM Resources announced on July 21 that it has received an amended industrial approval from Nova Scotia’s Department of Environment and Climate Change for the planned restart of the Scotia Mine. The approval covers revisions to the mine plan, processing facilities, site layout, waste-rock and tailings management systems, and related environmental measures, aligning the project with the company’s updated pre-feasibility study.

The Scotia Mine is targeting a restart in 2027 following the completion of remaining permitting, financing and construction activities. Once operational, it is expected to become Nova Scotia’s only primary zinc producer and create approximately 150 direct jobs. However, the restart remains subject to Fisheries Act Authorisation. EDM Resources is also updating the mineral resource estimate, completing the PFS, advancing financing initiatives and holding discussions with potential zinc concentrate offtake partners.

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