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Emily Thorn Corthay
FOUNDER & CEO, THORN ASSOCIATES
"We need to ensure that greenhouse gas data, which is mostly energy data, is up to the same level of rigor and verification as financial data."
Gustavo Bravo & Gonzalo Covarrubias
DIRECTOR DE MINERÍA – LATINOAMÉRICA & CARIBE, Y GERENTE GENERAL – PERÚ, WSP GOLDER
WSP strengthens its ESG offering following the Golder acquisition in 2021. (Spanish Interview)
James Valenzuela
CEO, RESEMIN
Peruvian equipment manufacturer Resemin provides an overview of its latest innovations for narrow-vein mining operations (Spanish interview)
Pablo Varela
MANAGING DIRECTOR – LATIN AMERICA, AGGREKO
Aggreko discusses the rise of solar energy, and power options for mining
Giuseppe Campanelli
PRESIDENT OF NORTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, METSO OUTOTEC
Metso Outotec updates GBR on its North American operations.
Navin Dalmia
MANAGING DIRECTOR, RUBAMIN
Rubamin is an Indian company operating in the DRC metals and mining space.
Jonathan Evans
PRESIDENT & CEO, LITHIUM AMERICAS
Lithium Americas is an advanced stage developer focused on bringing lithium projects to production.
Vance White
PRESIDENT AND CEO, NOBLE MINERAL EXPLORATION INC.
Noble Mineral Exploration is a Canadian Project Generator.
Michael W. Scherb
FOUNDER & CEO, APPIAN CAPITAL ADVISORY LLP
Michael Scherb discusses Appian Capital Advisory’s approach to mining finance
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2025 was a year of change for Ontario’s mining industry. Canada’s evolving international relationships heightened the focus on economic sovereignty, while federal and provincial elections brought critical minerals to the forefront of policy discussions. The provincial government’s ‘One Project, One Process’ framework aims to reduce permitting delays, as critical mineral prices show early signs of recovery from a prolonged weak cycle.
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