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Sandeep Singh
PRESIDENT & CEO, OSISKO GOLD ROYALTIES
Osisko Gold Royalties speaks to GBR of its portfolio of assets in Québec and beyond.
Jonatan Julien
MINISTER OF ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES, GOVERNMENT OF QUÉBEC
Québec’s Minister of Energy and Natural Resources explains how the province will play a crucial role in the global energy transition.
Marco Prud’Homme
PRESIDENT, NOLINOR AVIATION
Nolinor Aviation explains how flying for Canada’s mines sustained the company throughout the pandemic.
Réjean Girard
PRESIDENT, IOS SERVICES GÉOSCIENTIFIQUES
IOS explains to GBR why its solutions to technical, scientific and operational problems for mines are now more important than ever.
Josée Méthot
PRESIDENT & CEO, QUÉBEC MINING ASSOCIATION (QMA)
The Québec Mineral Association discusses the outlook for the region’s mining industry.
Jon Deluce
CEO, MELKIOR RESOURCES
Melkior Resources describes its strategy for developing its assets in Ontario and Québec.
Mathieu Savard
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD, QUÉBEC MINERAL EXPLORATION ASSOCIATION (AEMQ)
The Québec Mineral Exploration Association (AEMQ) explains how exploration is picking up as new areas of the province lure miners.
Michael Gignac
VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE, G MINING SERVICES
G Mining Services is enjoying strong demand for its services while also looking to own its own precious metals projects.
A. Paul Gill
CEO, LOMIKO METALS INC.
Lomiko Metals speaks to GBR about its’ La Loutre graphite project in Québec.
Paul Carmel
PRESIDENT & CEO, SIDEX
SIDEX explains how it provides financial stimulus to the exploration sector of the Québec mining industry.
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