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APGO
September 19, 2018 at Bond Place Hotel in Toronto
Presented by RPA Inc.
Don't miss this great learning event. Register online
This course will also be available in Sudbury on October 24 & 25, 2018. Register online
APGO
October 9, 2018
Speaker: Marc Y. Tassé, MBA, CPA, CA FCPA (USA), CICA (USA), CFF (USA), CACM (USA)
Anti‐Bribery and Anti‐Corruption Compliance Expert
Canadian Centre of Excellence for Anti-Corruption
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APGO
October 18, 2018 in Toronto
Speakers: Craig Waldie, P.Geo. and James Whyte, P.Geo., Ontario Securities Commission
This course is designed to provide qualified persons, management, and investor relations personnel with tips and advice on how to avoid the disclosure snags that may require the company to retract or issue a clarifying news release and potentially amend and refile documents.
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Disclaimer: The events and media articles featured in Field Notes do not express or reflect the opinions of the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario, or any employee thereof.
By Mining Industry Human Resources Council (MiHR)
In support of our Gearing Up and Green Jobs wage subsidy programs, MiHR is hosting an online career fair on September 18 and 19, 2018! Twelve mining companies and over 850 job seekers participated in MiHR's February 2018 VCF, ultimately benefiting from the opportunity to discuss available positions and conduct interviews in a user friendly and efficient online format. If you are interested in receiving wage subsidies to hire qualified candidates, or in search of top mining talent from across Canada, contact MiHR for more information or visit https://mihr.vfairs.com to register!
This event is FREE for job seekers!
Help spread the word about this exciting event using the hashtag #YourFutureInMined !
Disclaimer: The media articles featured in Field Notes do not express or reflect the opinions of the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario, or any employee thereof.
The Weather Network
Ten of 14 tsunamis higher than 50 metres in past century were from landslides in glaciated mountains.
In October 2015, a powerful wave — as tall as a 55-storey building — crashed through a fjord in Alaska, stripping the mountainsides of trees and dirt, and leaving behind bare rock and debris, flattening huge trees and scattering boulders as big as SUVs.
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Northern Ontario Business
The elimination of the province's main negotiator in the Ring of Fire consultation process has the head of a northwestern Ontario First Nation tribal council waiting on the Ford government and Northern Ontario cabinet minister Greg Rickford to make the next move.
A Toronto media report claimed Justice Frank Iacobucci was axed by the Ford government in a purge of former government officials appointed under the previous Wynne government.
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Timmins Times
Goldcorp Inc. recently hosted a tele-conference to let the mining and investment communities know the company is working seriously toward social, environmental and governance sustainability.
As an example, the company cited the development of the new Borden Lake mining project, located near Chapleau, and which falls under the jurisdiction of the Timmins-based Porcupine Gold Mines.
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Niagara Falls Review
After 11 years of delays including two Ontario Municipal Board appeals, a developer hopes to begin construction next spring on 41 condominiums at the site of the former Easter Seals Camp in Wainfleet.
Lawyer Tom Richardson was at the recent regional planning committee meeting to discuss a unique water and sewer system to allow the development by Lakewood Beach Properties Ltd. to proceed.
"This is now the 11th year," Richardson said.
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CIM Magazine
Nadia Mykytczuk, Industrial Research Chair in biomining, bioremediation and science communication at Laurentian University, spends a lot of time studying how micro-organisms like bacteria can be used to extract minerals and re-process legacy mine waste, all of which can reduce the environmental liabilities of mining. As one of the few mining microbiologists focused on cold environments like Canada, she is working to create a Centre for Mine Waste Biotechnology that will nurture the next generation of scientists, companies and microbial mining tools.
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Northern Ontario Business
Avalon Advanced Materials reports the discovery of more lithium pegmatite on its Separation Rapids property near Kenora.
The new discovery, dubbed Snowbank Pegmatite, was found on its Paterson Lake claims, acquired by Avalon last year. The claims are four kilometres northwest of the company's main Separation Rapids lithium deposit.
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The Weather Network
Researchers from UCLA and the University of Houston have been tracking changes in the groundwater table that runs below California's San Joaquin Central Valley. The study directed by UCLA's Department of Geography Dennis Lettenmaier shows how between 2002 and 2016 there was a significant loss of groundwater from what is considered one of the largest agricultural hubs in the United States, as it provides more than half of the country's fruit, vegetable and nut supply.
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