Mines and Minerals

AME Roundup – One-on-One Networking Luncheon

In one of the more popular engagement opportunities at this year’s AME Round Up, industry executives met face to face with NWT elected representatives and officials Tuesday ‎- but only for a limited time. In a format akin to "speed dating" networking windows were timed and when the clock ran out on one meeting, the NWT delegation would move on - and with a new round of handshakes and pleasantries, new talks would begin. 

The New Face of Mining: Q&A with Darrell Beaulieu

From the beginning, Darrell Beaulieu’s vision has included Dene people exploring for – and benefitting from – the NWT’s resources. As a respected champion for Indigenous involvement in the natural resource industry, his work has garnered much acclaim over several decades. Most recently he took home one of the first-ever MAX Awards for Indigenous Achievement in the NWT mineral resource industry. He accepted the award, to a standing ovation, at the NWT Geoscience Forum Gala in November.

The NWT Difference - Five lessons about Indigenous engagement that we can share

The NWT is well-known for its mineral potential; less so, for nurturing world-leading Indigenous participation and engagement in its mining and natural resource industries. It’s not a point to take lightly. In today’s investment environment, natural resource development requires the social license to operate - the need to gain and maintain the support of the people and stakeholders that live in in the area of impact and influence of any project. 

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