Kendra Johnston, CEO of AME, likens the Canadian mining and energy conferences to family reunions because of the meaningful relationships developed during camp
by Timothy FowlerEducation
Whether it’s training potential employees what they need to know to head out into the field or informing the public about the important everyday items that mining makes possible, education is a vital aspect within the mining and exploration industries.
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The investment will extend the Originarias programme, and support the goal of providing Indigenous women in northern Chile with access to training programs.
High attendance rates are a clear sign that the mineral exploration and mining industry has regained its swagger and is building momentum.
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by Jillian Clark