Industry, Energy and Technology Minister Andrew Parsons says NL’s team includes junior exploration companies and prospectors active in the province like Maritime Resources Corp., New Found Gold Corp., Red Paramount Iron Ltd., and Krinor Resources Inc.
There’s a NL contingent in Vancouver this week attending one of the country’s premier mining conferences. The Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) Roundup wraps up today in British Columbia’s capital city. Industry, Energy and Technology Minister Andrew Parsons says four government officials are attending the event. He says NL’s team also includes junior exploration companies and prospectors active in the province like Maritime Resources Corp., New Found Gold Corp., Red Paramount Iron Ltd., and Krinor Resources Inc.
AME Roundup is the second largest international exploration and mining conference in Canada, with 6,000 to 7,000 attendees from around the world.
Opposition leader Tony Wakeham is wondering why, after ten years, there is no commitment or timeline regarding the opening of the cancer unit at the new hospital in Corner Brook.
Although President Trump has paused the tariffs, the Greater Corner Brook Board of Trade is concerned about this tough economic time that lies ahead. President Ray Brake says the board is there to support business members
The first chartered meeting of the Fisheries seafood Roundtable yesterday morning was directly focused on U.S imposed tariffs. Byrne says the meeting went very well, given the tensions related to consequences of the tariffs.
Febuary in this province is considered Violence Prevention Month. This week's guest is Allison Caines, Violence Prevention Coordinator with the Corner Brook Status of Women's Council.