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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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Megan Lord-Hoyle is a senior sustainable development and health and safety executive.  As Vice President of Sustainable Development, Health & Safety and Environment at Baffinland Iron Mines Corporation, Megan has guided...

Photinie Koutsalvis

Photinie Koutsavlis leads policy development on priorities relating to Canada’s mining sector and is the force behind the Canadian Minerals and Metals Plan, the Federal/Provincial-Territorial plan focused on strengthening the...

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