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John McCluskey
PRESIDENT AND CEO, ALAMO GOLDS
Alamos Gold updates GBR on its Canadian and Mexican assets.
Ross Sherlock
DIRECTOR OF MERC AND METAL EARTH, CHAIR IN EXPLORATION TARGETING, LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY
Laurentian University details the activities of MERC and Metal Earth in geological mapping.
Lisa Davis
CEO, PEARTREE SECURITIES
Pear Tree Securities speaks to GBR of the role of flow-through financing for mining.
Jamie Levy & Kerry Knoll
PRESIDENT & CEO AND CHAIRMAN, GENERATION MINING
Generation Mining updates GBR on progress at its Marathon project.
Marc Sale
CEO, FIRST CLASS METALS
"As we listed, we had credentials that other companies might take a year to aspire to."
Ilan Bahar
MANAGING DIRECTOR AND CO-HEAD, GLOBAL METALS & MINING, BMO CAPITAL MARKETS
BMO explains the current market for mine financing.
Keenan Jennings
VICE PRESIDENT, METALS EXPLORATION, BHP
BHP speaks to GBR about its exploration plans.
Lesley Warren
DIRECTOR, LASSONDE INSTITUTE OF MINING, UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
"The mining community must recognize that resilience is going to come from reducing ESG risks, and that can only come from transformative innovation underpinned by research."
Hon. George Pirie
MINISTER OF MINES, GOVERNMENT OF ONTARIO
"The emphasis is on marrying the mineral potential of Northern Ontario with the industrial might of Southern Ontario."
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