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APGO acknowledges and thanks the following professionals for generously giving their time to speak at APGO webinars in the month of November.
• Mr. Robert Wilson, CIP and Ms. Candace Pietras, both from Pro-Form Sinclair Professional who presented on National Secondary Professional Liability Insurance Program
• Dr. Chris De Sousa, RPP, who presented on the management of Brownfields in Ontario
Both webinars were informative and educational. For those who missed the presentations, the slides are available on the APGO website.
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Jan 22, 2019 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Speaker: Carl Friesen, MBA Founder, Thought Leadership Resources (part of Global Reach Communications Inc.)
Imagine that your ideal client, employer or colleague hears about you and wants to find out whether you're someone they want to work with. What's their first step?
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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.
Canadian Brownfields Network
The Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN) 2018 Summit Reports contain findings on the current state of brownfields in Canada and the recommendations put forward for the future of brownfields agenda.
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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.
Soo Today
Recently, Sault College proudly welcomed the Pan-Northern Mining Research Alliance to campus to showcase its state-of-the-art process automation lab, robotics research lab and instrumentation lab. The tour kicked off the Alliance's fall meeting taking place today in Sault Ste. Marie, which will see leaders from the participating eleven colleges and universities, government and the mining sector come together in support of the Alliance's mandate.
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Northern Ontario Business
Sudbury got a chance to show off the latest mining innovations being incubated to new and longtime business partners from Chile.
A group of 18 delegates from several mining companies sponsored by Pro Chile, an export promotion association, were in the city last month to visit Sudbury-based mining supply companies, take a tour of the NORCAT test mine in Onaping, and check out the Centre for Mining Excellence facilities at Laurentian University.
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Canadian Homesteading
In the remote Canadian wilderness, researchers found an enormous unexplored cave, and, although this cavern boasts an overwhelming size, the scientists indicate that it may never have been explored by humans before.
This colossal caver, named "Sarlacc Pit" after the Star Wars' pit-dwelling beast, is found in the middle of the rugged terrain of British Columbia's Wells Gray Provincial Park.
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Timmins Today
Marc Serré, Member of Parliament for Nickel Belt, recently expressed his support for IAMGOLD Corporation's Côté Gold Project Development in Gogama. IAMGOLD is currently assessing the potential to construct and operate a new open pit gold mine in the area.
"I strongly support the Côté Gold Project development in Gogama as it will directly and positively impact my constituency as well as Northern Ontario's mining industry. This new mine will undeniably be a key asset and a contributing factor for growth on a local, provincial and national scale," Serré said.
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CTV News
A new study from Statistics Canada draws data from an unexpected source to suggest Halifax has the highest rate of cannabis consumption per capita among five urban centres across the country.
The national statistics agency launched its study in March, using a relatively new technology called wastewater-based epidemiology.
Researchers analyzed wastewater from 15 treatment plants across Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Edmonton and Vancouver to produce statistics on cannabis use.
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Northern Ontario Business
A test mining program by Pure Gold Mining at Red Lake yielded 56 per cent more gold than expected.
The Vancouver mine developer is working on a feasibility study to bring the former Madsen Mine in northwestern Ontario mine back into production. Part of that process began last June with the extraction of a 7,100-tonne bulk sample.
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The Chronicle Herald
Just like biology, chemistry and physics — subjects many of us had to take in school — geoscience is essential to understanding the world around us.
Geoscience is the scientific study of our planet's geology and its minerals, soil, water and energy resources. It tells us how Earth works.
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