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This is a follow-up to the announcement that was made in June 2019 regarding the launch of APGO’s new “operating as” name, Professional Geoscientists Ontario (PGO).
While the business name is now PGO, our legal name remains to be the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario. There will be no changes to members’ professional seals and certificates and we will continue to issue these to new members under our legal name.
For more information and professional guidance on using the PGO identification and logo, please click here.
Disclaimer: The events and media articles featured in Field Notes do not express or reflect the opinions of Professional Geoscientists Ontario, or any employee thereof.
Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta
As a professional regulatory body, APEGA welcomes the provincial government's announcement to increase interprovincial free trade, including the improvement of processes and the strengthening of language to enhance labour mobility among provinces.
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Disclaimer: The media articles featured in Field Notes do not express or reflect the opinions of Professional Geoscientists Ontario, or any employee thereof.
Sudbury.com
With the next federal election just 13 weeks away, the Liberal Government recently revealed it will invest $1.395 million to expand the NORCAT research facilities in Levack.
The money will be spent to create a new 12,000 square foot surface building located next to NORCAT’s underground centre.
An additional $100,000 is being invested in the Revolution Mining Software company of Sudbury as part of the Women’s Entrepreneurship Strategy.
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Soo Today
Dr. Nairne Cameron, associate professor, Department of Geography and Geology at Algoma University will be leading the Algoma University hub of a newly funded Living Labs Lake Superior sustainability project in collaboration with partners at Lakehead University and the University of Minnesota at Duluth.
The Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC) recently announced Partnership Development Grant funding of $188,106 over three years for the project.
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TB News Watch
The company that acquired a promising northwestern Ontario iron-ore project when the original owner went into receivership waits to hear if a federal environmental assessment will be required.
In 2016, Ambershaw Metallics Inc. acquired 50 square kilometres of mining patents and claims near Bending Lake, southwest of Ignace, which had previously been under development by the Bending Lake Iron Group.
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Northern Ontario Business
Glencore will advance a $5 million loan toward the restart of a cobalt refinery in northeastern Ontario.
The international base metal miner agreed to a term sheet with Toronto’s First Cobalt as part of a recommissioning plan of the mothballed former Yukon refinery that could potentially see it back operating in less than a year, according to a recent news release.
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Wellington Advertiser
The Canadian Infrastructure Bank (CIB) has committed to a $20 million debt financing package to help pay for Mapleton Township’s water and wastewater infrastructure project.
Announced recently by the municipality, the loan would help companies currently bidding on the project, as the township will be extending the CIB financing option to all RFP applicants.
If the successful RFP applicant made use of the debt financing package, it would pay two per cent interest for the first five years and three per cent afterwards over a 20-year period, explained Mayor Gregg Davidson.
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National Post
Though the moon rocks and regolith (soft, powdery lunar sand) brought back from the Apollo missions are some of the most heavily studied geologic samples in history, even 50 years on, our moon isn’t done giving up its secrets.
Gordon Osinski, a professor of planetary geology who analyzes slivers of moon minerals from the Apollo era at the University of Western Ontario, said studying the moon is a window into the earliest years of the Earth’s existence and the emergence of life on our planet.
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