Quebec Innovative Materials Corp. (QIMC) based in Montreal, Canada, has announced a strategic partnership with DiagnaMed Holdings Corp. to deploy its successful exploration model for natural hydrogen in Ontario. The collaboration, supported by the Institut national de la recherche scientifique (INRS), aims to advance hydrogen exploration efforts by collecting over 2,000 soil gas samples across DiagnaMed's Ontario land package. QIMC's exploration model, previously proven in Quebec, has shown sustained high hydrogen concentrations linked to fault-controlled gas migration, deep hydrogen sources replenishment, and identification of unique hydrogen systems. The partnership signifies a major milestone for QIMC and highlights its leadership in natural hydrogen exploration in North America. Dr. Marc Richer-Laflèche of INRS will lead the campaign in Ontario, with the participation of members from the Temiscamingue First Nations, emphasizing inclusive community-focused exploration practices. John Karagiannidis, CEO of QIMC, expressed excitement about the collaboration, stating that it validates the technical strength of their approach and positions QIMC as a leader in the field. QIMC remains committed to sustainable hydrogen development across North America through science-driven partnerships that prioritize environmental stewardship and community engagement. DiagnaMed Holdings Corp., the partner in this venture, specializes in advanced hydrogen extraction technologies and aims to deliver cost-effective and sustainable solutions crucial for global energy security and decarbonization. The joint effort between QIMC and DiagnaMed marks a significant step towards advancing scientific discovery and clean energy solutions in the natural hydrogen sector.