Regulatory screening
for Canadian mining,
automated.
Drop in a project location. MineReg instantly overlays Crown Land tenure, federal environmental zones, and First Nations consultation areas — and generates a source-cited compliance checklist.
From coordinates to compliance checklist in seconds.
What currently takes a consultant hours of manual GIS work and cross-referencing, MineReg delivers instantly — with every item traced back to its source.
Submit your site
Enter a project location — a coordinate pair, a claim boundary polygon, or a mining claim ID from MLAS. MineReg handles any format.
Spatial analysis runs
The engine computes intersections and proximity distances against every active regulatory layer — Crown Land, environmental zones, treaty boundaries, consultation areas.
Checklist generated
Every triggered item includes the statutory citation, responsible authority, and severity classification. Source-cited, auditable, ready for a lawyer to rely on.
Built for how compliance work actually happens.
Designed for the consultants, lawyers, and project managers who navigate Ontario's regulatory landscape project by project.
Multi-layer spatial analysis
Simultaneous intersection against Crown Land tenure, federal environmental zones, treaty boundaries, and First Nations consultation areas — not one at a time.
Source-cited checklists
Every checklist item links to its statutory basis — Mining Act, Species at Risk Act, Fisheries Act, Constitution Act s.35 — so the output is auditable and legally defensible.
Layer versioning & staleness alerts
Every dataset is versioned with its vintage date and source checksum. When a layer updates, active project results are flagged stale and recomputed automatically.
Severity classification
Checklist items are classified as mandatory, recommended, or informational — always with the statutory basis shown, never asserted blindly.
Every layer that matters for Ontario mining.
Grounded in authoritative provincial and federal open data sources, ingested and version-tracked continuously.
Crown Land Tenure
Provincial land classification and tenure status from MNDM / MNRF.
Treaty Boundaries
Historical land-cession treaty areas from CIRNAC — contextual, not determinative.
First Nation Consultation Areas
Reserves, asserted traditional territories, and consultation-protocol areas.
Critical Habitat
Federally listed species critical habitat under the Species at Risk Act.
Fish Habitat
Aquatic habitat constraints under the Fisheries Act and DFO guidance.
Federal Protected Areas
National Parks, Migratory Bird Sanctuaries, and National Wildlife Areas.
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