Lac à Paul: ready and waiting

The world’s largest greenfield phosphate project is on the brink of production. Carly Leonida looks at what makes Arianne Phosphate’s flagship one of a kind

Aerial view of the mine site

08 June 2016
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The Lac à Paul phosphate project is located 250km north of Chicoutimi in Quebec’s Saguenay region.

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