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The Canadian Mining Story: Economic Impacts and Drivers for the Global Energy Transition

Minerals and metals are the building blocks of our economy. They make up the computers and smartphones we rely on, they form the vehicles and public transit that get us places, they are part of the buildings where we live and work, and they will be the backbone of the green technologies of the future. This report examines the Canadian mining industry through its connections to the broader Canadian economy, through its activities, through the people of mining, the environment, and through Canada’s connections to the rest of the world.

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Catherine Tegelberg

Catherine Tegelberg is leading Newmont Corporation’s global approach to Indigenous relations and has extensive experience, both within Canada and across the globe, in mining, sustainability, community engagement and Indigenous consultation.

Sheena Annanack

Committed to mine safety, Sheena Annanack is the first Inuk woman to become a firefighter at Glencore’s Raglan Mine and serves as Accommodation Supervisor at the site.

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