Mining Weekly - Under the terms of the agreement, Arizona Lithium would acquire Prairie Lithium for C$40-million in cash and 500-million of its own shares, giving Prairie shareholders a 15% interest in Arizona Lithium.

CTV News Regina - Inside Prairie Lithium's Emerald Park facility, the company is perfecting a method to process a mineral in extremely high demand amid a rising demand for batteries.

Pipeline Online - When you're first exploring for minerals in Saskatchewan, you take out an exploration permit on the lands you're looking at. And when you're serious about doing something with those lands, you convert those lands into leases. this is typically done by drilling a well. But before you get into a major, multi-well drilling program, it's important to delineate your resource, figuring out just how far out your resource extends. Is it a one-well wonder, or prolific?

BNN Bloomberg - Prairie Lithium has drilled Saskatchewan’s first dedicated lithium well using proprietary technology to extract lithium from subsurface brine water. Zach Maurer, president and CEO of Prairie Lithium joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss how the company is aiming to enter the battery market amid rising demand for EVs.

CBC News - A Regina based company is extracting lithium from salty underground water in Saskatchewan.

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Prairie Lithium finished drilling the province's first dedicated lithium well in Saskatchewan this fall.

Mining Magazine - Prairie Lithium is the largest active lithium brine developers in Saskatchewan, and one of the largest active lithium brine developers in Canada. The land acquisition increases Prairie Lithium's total mineral holdings in Saskatchewan to over 220,000 acres (89,000ha).

CTV News Regina - A new project is bringing lithium exploration to Saskatchewan, and it could have major implications for the province's oil industry.

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Prairie Lithium Corp. is part of a project that will take oilfield brine water, and extract lithium through a series of chemical reactions.