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Killian Charles
PRESIDENT, BRUNSWICK EXPLORATIONS
“We have amassed a robust portfolio of pegmatites across Canada. Many areas within our portfolio have never been explored for lithium. Case in point, we are the first to explore for lithium on Québec’s Cote Nord.”
Louis-Pierre Gignac
CEO, G MINING VENTURES CORP
“We acquired the Tocantinzinho project (TZ) in Pará State, Brazil from Eldorado Gold in 2021, which became our founding asset.”
Paul Healy
PRESIDENT, AMERICAS, REDPATH MINING
Redpath describes why its underground services are so popular in Canada
Erik Buckland
CLIENT DIRECTOR, LINCOLN STRATEGIC INTERNATIONAL
Lincoln Strategic is a human resources and recruitment consulting firm with an exclusive focus on the mining and metals industry.
Dan Wilton
CEO, FIRST MINING GOLD
“In the Abitibi, we are sitting in one of the most sought-after exploration terrains globally.”
Daniel Paré
VICE PRESIDENT - QUÉBEC, AGNICO EAGLE
“Agnico Eagle is now the third largest gold producer in the world with 3.2 to 3.4 million ounces anticipated production in 2022.”
Don Bubar
PRESIDENT AND CEO, AVALON ADVANCED MATERIALS INC
Avalon Advanced Materials describes how it is developing mid-stream battery material processing in Ontario.
Daniel McKinnon
PRESIDENT AND CEO, MPX GEOPHYSICS
MPX Geophysics explains recent improvements in airborne technologies for geological explorations.
Réjean Girard
CEO AND GENERAL MANAGER, IOS SERVICES GEOSCIENTIFIQUES
“To be able to grow, you need to offer something to the world that nobody else has, which we believe we are doing with our services.”
Raphaël Pelletier
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE - AMERICAS, HOWDEN
“Mining activity in Canada contributes to Howden’s product road map and acts as a compass for its future developments.”
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