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Terry Harbort
PRESIDENT & CEO, TALISKER RESOURCES
Talisker Resources outlines its developments at the Bralorne Gold Camp and the Spences Bridge Gold Belt in Southern BC.
Alistair Ross
PRESIDENT & CEO, ROCKCLIFF METALS CORP
Rockcliff outlines its objectives for its Canadian copper resources.
Mark Bristow
PRESIDENT & CEO, BARRICK GOLD
Barrick Gold explains its new structure and outlines its plans for Canada.
Fred Stanford
PRESIDENT & CEO, TOREX GOLD RESOURCES
Torex Gold expects that solid cash flow from El Limón Guajes will provide the capital required to advance its Media Luna project into production.
Duncan Middlemiss
PRESIDENT & CEO, WESDOME GOLD MINES
Wesdome discusses its strategy to position itself as Canada’s next mid-tier gold producer.
Kristin Pouw
PRINCIPAL CONSULTANT, SRK CONSULTING
SRK provides insight into the growing prominence of water management as a key component to a successful mining project in Canada.
Michael White
PRESIDENT AND CEO, IBK CAPITAL CORP.
IBK Capital provides an overview of the investment landscape for the mining industry as a new decade dawns.
Eric Lannegrace
MANAGING DIRECTOR & FOUNDER, MINERA ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS
Environmental concerns are of growing importance to the mining industry, and minera is stepping in to address the gaps.
Roy Slack
DIRECTOR, CEMENTATION AMERICAS
Cementation helps clients to achieve their schedule and budget requirements through early contractor involvement and a wide range of integrated services.
Douglas Morrison
PRESIDENT & CEO, CENTRE FOR EXCELLENCE IN MINING INNOVATION (CEMI)
CEMI is supporting the future of the mining industry by encouraging innovation in the SME sector.
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