The Future of Mining
-
Spotlight
Spotlight on Mining
Janice Zinck
Director of Green Mining Innovation
CanmetMINING
Francis Fournier
President and CEO
COREM
Claudine Lee
Head of Environment and Permitting
Dominion Diamond Mines
Jeff More
President & CEO
MineSense
-
Interview
Growth Strategy for the Future of the Canadian Mining Industry
Christyne Tremblay
Deputy Minister
Natural Resources Canada
-
Spotlight
Spotlight on Mining
Ryan Montpellier
Executive Director & CEO
Mining Industry Human Resources Council
Elena Mayer
President & CEO
Women Who Rock
Bobbie Jo Greenland-Morgan
Grand Chief & President
Gwich’in Tribal Council
Hans Matthews
President
Canadian Aboriginal Minerals Association
-
Interview
Canadian Mining’s Challenges and Opportunities: Regulations, Infrastructure, Sustainability and More
Pierre Gratton
President and CEO
Mining Association of Canada
-
Interview
Mining Companies Benefit from Long-term Relationships With First Nations
Bruce McIvor
Principal
First Peoples Law
-
Interview
Rebranding Canada as a Leading Sustainable Mining and Metals Economy
Jean Simard
President & CEO
Aluminium Association of Canada
-
Spotlight
Spotlight on Mining
Susan Jones
Executive Vice President & CEO of Potash
Nutrien
Lee Hodgkinson
National Industry Leader, Mining
KPMG Canada
Peter Cashin
President & CEO
Imperial Mining Group
Ryan McEachern
Managing Director
Mining Suppliers Trade Association Canada
-
Interview
Mining in Canada: When our best practices hold us back
Glen Hodgson
Senior Fellow
The C.D. Howe Institute
-
Interview
Leveraging Canadian Mining Expertise to Sustainably Develop Emerging Economies
Gianni Kovacevic
Author
-
Interview
Communicating Canadian Mining Leadership in Environmental Protection
Cory McPhee
VP of Corporate Affairs, Communications & Sustainability
Vale Canada
Canada is a mining nation. The industry provides the raw materials for a wide variety of essential products and economic activity – including the components required for the digital tech that runs modern life and the renewable energy that will power it. It also provides jobs, infrastructure and economic opportunities in every region of Canada’s large territory, especially in remote communities in the Canadian North.
This series, supported by Natural Resources Canada’s Canadian Minerals and Metals Plan, features interviews with a wide range of experts from within the mining sector itself, from the peripheral industries seeking to disrupt and improve its practices, from the communities it touches, from government seeking to set the best policies to support its sustainable growth, and from other key stakeholders. Mining is a resource sector that will be essential for the long-term. So Canada must do everything it can to be the best and most respected mining nation possible. This series seeks to define what that world-leading Canadian mining industry of the future should look like.


