DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. and Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. Sign Memorandum of Understanding with Temiscamingue First Nation to Advance Natural Hydrogen Development Along the Ontario-Quebec Hydrogen Corridor

Executive Summary

• DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. and the Témiscamingue First Nation to collaborate on natural hydrogen development along the Ontario‑Quebec corridor.
• The partnership commits to integrating Indigenous traditional knowledge, creating employment/training opportunities for TFN members, and providing in‑kind support for community projects.
• Quarterly meetings will be held to review exploration progress, environmental initiatives, and economic outcomes, underscoring a long‑term collaborative framework.

Key Details

• Parties Involved: DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. (CSE: DMED), Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (CSE: QIMC), Témiscamingue First Nation (TFN).
• Scope of Collaboration: Exploration and development of natural hydrogen resources in the Lake Témiscamingue region, leveraging advanced technology, environmental stewardship, and Indigenous knowledge.
• Core Commitments:
• Respect for TFN’s cultural and spiritual connection to the land.
• Integration of Aboriginal Traditional Knowledge into project design, monitoring, and mitigation.
• Economic participation through employment, training, contracting, and provision of equipment/materials to TFN‑led projects.
• Governance Structure: Quarterly meetings between DMED, QIMC, and TFN leadership to assess exploration progress, employment outcomes, and environmental initiatives.
• Quote from CEO: “This agreement represents a milestone in DMED's commitment to advancing clean energy technologies through meaningful collaboration with Indigenous communities,” said John Karagiannidis, President and CEO.

Notable Quotes

“By combining our technological expertise with QIMC's exploration experience and TFN's deep connection to the land, we are laying the foundation for a sustainable and inclusive natural hydrogen industry along the Ontario‑Quebec corridor.” – John Karagiannidis, President & CEO, DiagnaMed Holdings Corp.