MAC Newsletter - Fall 2016
December 02, 2016
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MAC supports government’s timely decisions on pipeline infrastructure
November 30, 2016
The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) is expressing its support for the Government of Canada’s approval of new pipeline infrastructure to diversify markets for Canada’s oil sands industry.
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L’AMC appuie les décisions concernant l'infrastructure de pipeline que le gouvernement a prises à temps
30 novembre 2016
L'association minière du Canada (AMC) exprime son appui concernant l'approbation d'une nouvelle infrastructure de pipeline par le Gouvernement du Canada afin de diversifier les marchés pour l'industrie des sables bitumineux au Canada.
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Boart Longyear
25 novembre 2016
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Boart Longyear
November 25, 2016
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Advisian WorleyParsons Group
25 novembre 2016
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Advisian WorleyParsons Group
November 25, 2016
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Déclaration consultative du GCCI sur les changements climatiques
4 novembre 2016
Relever le défi : Déclaration consultative sur les changements climatiques présentée à l'AMC et aux membres de l'AMC
Le Groupe consultatif des communautés d’intérêts, un groupe indépendant représentant des intérêts multiples qui conseille l’Association minière du Canada (AMC), a publié une déclaration sur les mesures à prendre par l’Association et ses membres afin de continuer à traiter le problème des changements climatiques.
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COI Panel Advisory Statement on Climate Change
November 04, 2016
Rising to the Challenge: Advisory Statement on Climate Change Issued to MAC and MAC Members
The Community of Interest Panel (COI Panel), an independent, multi-interest group that advises the Mining Association of Canada (MAC), has released a statement on actions the association and its members can take to continue addressing climate change.
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Transportation 2030 is a first step in the right direction
November 03, 2016
The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) is encouraged by the Minister of Transport’s commitments today to improve Canada’s transportation network to facilitate economic growth and address long-standing issues in the rail freight market.
The mining industry consistently accounts for approximately 20% of the total value of Canadian exports, amounting to $91.2 billion in 2015. As a consequence of this international reach, the mining industry is the single largest customer group of Canada’s railways, accounting for 51.4% of total rail freight revenue generated in 2015.
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