Design with a Difference
From its corporate headquarters in Winnipeg, Accutech Engineering has built a 30-year reputation designing more than 100 buildings and technical solutions for the special challenges of the North without losing sight of needs of Nunavummiut in the process. “Nunavut is a special place,” said Brent Wall, President and CEO. “From an engineering perspective it’s a […]
Design with a Difference
By John Curran From its corporate headquarters in Winnipeg, Accutech Engineering has built a 30-year reputation designing more than 100 buildings and technical solutions for the special challenges of the North without losing sight of needs of Nunavummiut in the process. “Nunavut is a special place,” said Brent Wall, President and CEO. “From an engineering perspective […]
Help Wanted & Needed
For resource-rich Canada, a healthy growing mining sector has always been part of our overall economic vigor and social stability. While the benefits of that relative strength have not always found their way into Aboriginal communities, that’s likely all going to change going forward if you consider the findings of a pair of recent research […]
Board Approves Prairie Creek Road
Board Approves Prairie Creek Road After several years of work, the assessment of Canadian Zinc’s proposed Prairie Creek Mine access road is almost complete and the Mackenzie Valley Environmental Impact Review Board is recommending its approval to Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs. In a letter to the minister which accompanied the […]
CanNor Helps Inuvialuit Assess Gas
CanNor Helps Inuvialuit Assess Gas Navdeep Bains, Minister responsible for CanNor, recently announced an investment to support a feasibility study of natural gas development in the Beaufort Delta region of the Northwest Territories. The Inuvialuit Regional Corporation (IRC) is leading this project. This Indigenous-owned corporation seeks to lower living costs for local residents and businesses […]
The Many Facets of Mining: Eelow Ejetsiak
Did you know that the Canadian mining industry directly employs more than 373,000 workers across the country in mineral extraction, smelting, fabrication and manufacturing, and indirectly employs an additional 190,000 in other related fields. Mining is also the largest private sector employer of Aboriginal people in Canada on a proportional basis. Here at ABQ we […]
The Many Facets of Mining
Did you know that the Canadian mining industry directly employs more than 373,000 workers across the country in mineral extraction, smelting, fabrication and manufacturing, and indirectly employs an additional 190,000 in other related fields. Mining is also the largest private sector employer of Aboriginal people in Canada on a proportional basis. Here at ABQ we […]
The Many Facets of Mining: Tyler Blewett
Did you know that the Canadian mining industry directly employs more than 373,000 workers across the country in mineral extraction, smelting, fabrication and manufacturing, and indirectly employs an additional 190,000 in other related fields. Mining is also the largest private sector employer of Aboriginal people in Canada on a proportional basis. Here at ABQ we […]
The Many Facets of Mining: Alfred Moses, MLA
Did you know that the Canadian mining industry directly employs more than 373,000 workers across the country in mineral extraction, smelting, fabrication and manufacturing, and indirectly employs an additional 190,000 in other related fields. Mining is also the largest private sector employer of Aboriginal people in Canada on a proportional basis. Here at ABQ we […]
The Many Facets of Mining: Twain Anderson
Did you know that the Canadian mining industry directly employs more than 373,000 workers across the country in mineral extraction, smelting, fabrication and manufacturing, and indirectly employs an additional 190,000 in other related fields. Mining is also the largest private sector employer of Aboriginal people in Canada on a proportional basis. Here at ABQ we […]
