At Vitreo, we’re committed to developing a local, high-purity silica source to power our province and beyond with long-term mineral operations.
As a leading industrial sand producer, we pride ourselves on fostering local ties in Northern BC, advancing environmental responsibility, and supporting the economic growth of our communities. Our commitment to excellence in operations and development ensures a future where nature and industry thrive together.
Learn how we’re developing the Angus Project and building strong foundations for the future.
Congratulations to 65 years in the Prince George community! Read more about Mr. PG’s significance over the decades.
The proposed mine would supply frac sand used for hydraulic fracturing in the Montney Basin oil and gas region in northern B.C. and Alberta While still in early stages, a company is proposing to build
Vitreo Minerals Ltd. is proposing a new open-pit silica sand mine located approximately 10 km east of Bear Lake. The project would supply silica sand for use in natural gas production. The Environmental Assessment Office
Vitreo Minerals Ltd. (Vitreo) is pleased to announce the achievement of a significant milestone for its 100% owned Angus Project with the delivery of its Initial Application to the BC Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) on
See the Edmonton Journal’s article about how the latest US tariffs affect the industry. https://edmontonjournal.com/news/sand-trump-tariffs-alberta-oil-patch
In partnership with McLeod Lake Indian Band, Vitreo sponsors a Caribou feeding ground to support the well-being of local wildlife. This safe space allows Caribou to thrive, with a live cam for visitors to observe them in their natural habitat.
As the Angus site is near Bear Lake, B.C., Vitreo has had the privilege of hosting open houses there over the past few years. It’s always great to connect with locals closest to the project, answer their questions, and discuss its potential impact on their lives. These events have been successful, providing attendees with the information they need.
Vitreo attended the AGA for the second time to discuss the Angus project and address community questions. The event drew a strong turnout from both the community and industry representatives in Northern B.C., providing opportunities to connect with many people, including Chief Harley Chingee.
Vitreo is proud to support Austin Joachim from Horse Lake First Nation, a young and passionate athlete pursuing his dreams in the world of rodeo. Austin’s dedication to becoming a skilled rider embodies the spirit of resilience and ambition, and we’re honoured to be part of his journey.
Vitreo Minerals is dedicated to building meaningful partnerships with Indigenous communities. We engage with Indigenous Nations to understand and respect their interests and titles, ensuring our operations align with local priorities and traditions.
This includes addressing important areas such as: