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For the mining industry to continue to evolve, we must work together with Indigenous communities to forge an equitable future.      In Season 2, Episode 5 of Why We Mine, host Robin Stickley speaks with John Desjarlais, Executive Director of the Indigenous Resource Network, about the lessons we’ve learned and how we’re moving forward. Robin also discusses the "seven generations" mindset and its long-term impact on these crucial relationships with Christy Smith, Senior Vice President of Indigenous Engagement and Human Environment at Falkirk Environmental Consultants.     Listen wherever you get your podcasts and on Teck’s YouTube channel https://lnkd.in/gAsej6iB

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It's great to see the mining industry embracing the seven generations" mindset. It reminds me of planning a family road trip – thinking ahead and making sure everyone has a smooth journey. 🚗💼 Engaging with Indigenous communities is key to driving forward together.

Alexey Duarte

Global Mega‑Project Director | 25 yrs Mining & Energy | EBITDA & CAPEX Optimization | HSE & Risk Management

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Transforming the mining sector requires a significant shift in technology and repurposing of waste, to maintain all the way clean and safe spaces for all local groups.

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