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Winter Bailey

Diavik’s first Indigenous female Communities & Communications Manager, Winter Bailey, has a long history in Canada’s North.  Her work to strengthen partnerships with Indigenous communities is helping to share their traditional knowledge and shape the future.

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Darlene Gazandlare

As the Community Liaison for Hatchet Lake Denesuline First Nations, Cameco Corporation’s Darlene Gazandlare helps community members seek employment within the mining industry and does school presentations on the many...

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Environmental scientist Rochelle Young was raised in Fort McMurray. Of Métis heritage, she first joined Syncrude Canada Ltd. in May 2001 as a co-op student. Now a regulatory advisor, she...

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