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James Hume
PRESIDENT, EAGLE MAPPING
Eagle Mapping are busy Lidar scanning the northern parts of B.C. and Yukon from the air.
Dr. Hany Moustapha
PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR, AÉROÉTS & ENIOR RESEARCH FELLOW PWC
École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS) is Canada’s leading university when it comes to aerospace graduating 750-800 engineers each year.
Gilles Labbé
PRESIDENT & CEO, HÉROUX-DEVTEK
Héroux-Devtek continues to grow its landing gear business with its contract for Boeing’s 777.
Martin Staples
DIRECTOR, AMC CONSULTANTS
AMC Consultants describe how the company managed the downturn and some of its implications for Western Australian mining.
Walter Coles
PRESIDENT & CEO, SKEENA RESOURCES LIMITED
Skeena Resources has built up an interesting portfolio of mines based around the Golden Triangle.
Stephen C. Veldhuis
DIRECTOR, MCMASTER MANUFACTURING RESEARCH INSTITUTE, MCMASTER UNIVERSITY
The MMRI collaborates with the Aerospace industry to both develop its students as well as aerospace technologies.
Robert Wills
PRESIDENT, AIRSTART
Airstart has enjoyed continuous growth as it extends its inventory so as to keep aircraft from being grounded anywhere around the world.
Rudi P. Fronk
CHAIRMAN AND CEO, SEABRIDGE GOLD
Seabridge advances at KSM - the largest undeveloped gold project in the world measured by reserves.
Ryan Bignucolo
VICE PRESIDENT OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, MARGAUX RESOURCES LIMITED
Margaux Resources continues to acquire properties around its Jersey-Emerald project in southern British Columbia.
Robert Evans
CFO AND DIRECTOR, ASCOT RESOURCES
Having continued to develop its Premier/Dilworth property during the downturn and boosted by a major recent investment, Ascot Resources are embarking on a massive drilling program.
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