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FILTERED INTERVIEW RESULTS

Maïté Blanchette Vézina

MINISTER OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND FORESTS, GOVERNMENT OF QUÉBEC
"Recognizing the high-risk nature of the sector, Québec has built a portfolio of tools to attract investment and support project success."

Ross Waters

CHAIRMAN, CGIS
"Materials science continues to be a major driver of innovation in the valve industry."

Patrick Bertrand-Daoust

MINING & METALS EAST LEADER, EY CANADA
"If we were to conduct our survey again today, I suspect Geopolitics would emerge as our number one risk."

Jean-Francois Couillard

PRESIDENT, ADRIA POWER SYSTEMS
"The strongest demand has been for our portable power substations, particularly as feasibility studies and new operational projects multiply in response to high commodity prices."

John Herron

MINISTER OF NATURAL RESOURCES, GOVERNMENT OF NEW BRUNSWICK
"By targeting committed investors and maintaining strong regulatory and Indigenous relations, the province hopes to accelerate responsible mineral development and establish itself as a serious, results-oriented jurisdiction."

René Branchaud and Josianne Beaudry

PARTNERS, LAVERY
"Since exploration depends on financing, our efforts focus on supporting associations and regulators to facilitate funding and advance mining projects in Québec."

Renaud Adams

CEO, IAMGOLD
"This year is an inflection point for IAMGOLD with strong free cash flow generation as our mines reach full stride."

Killian Charles

PRESIDENT AND CEO, BRUNSWICK EXPLORATION
"In 2025, Brunswick will advance our flagship Mirage project in Québec with a resource estimate, expand exploration in Greenland following its first-ever lithium discovery, and drill our other assets like Anatacau."

Darren Cooke

CEO, FIREFLY METALS
"Newfoundland and Labrador is strongly committed to developing critical minerals. Green Bay is set to be one of few copper mines in the province, making it key to that strategy."

Patrick Coté

GENERAL MANAGER, PANORAMA HELICOPTERS
"The human connection between pilots, crews, and clients – along with the need for in-the-moment decision-making – ensures that manned operations remain essential."

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