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Celebrating Indigenous People’s History Month with a team cooking lesson from Glenn Nolan

The bannock was delicious & we ate while learning abt the sobering impact of residential schools on Glenn & Scott Jacob

We were grateful for the opportunity to gather, listen & reflect

The face-to-face connection is always the best part of The Official PDAC, happy we could creatively recreate it after this past year of isolation.

In my humble opinion, Schitt's Creek is the perfect tv show. That’s all. Night night ❤️❤️

Workplace safety is always important, but these days it has taken on new meaning.

When our crew headed back to Esker Site in August they added new precautions to the usual safety measures. Brandyn Chum shows us how it's done: bit.ly/2HcrQIw

#IveGotYourBack #COVID19

Episode #9 of #TheEaglesEyePodcast is out.

We talk with JP Gladu about his Anishinaabe roots and how they shape his views on partnership and collaboration between resource companies and First Nation communities.

Check it out here bit.ly/3cVePz6

#mining #podcast

The Toronto Sign has been lit in orange for Orange Shirt Day today. #OrangeShirtDay #TOSign

Our employees (and their families 😊) are participating in #OrangeShirtDay to honour and remember all those who attended residential schools and to join our First Nation partners in the spirit of reconciliation and hope. #EveryChildMatters

Roydon Spence started out as a Field Assistant before being promoted to Geotech.

He now has more responsibility & colleagues look to him for leadership and knowledge.

He explains what work is like during COVID-19 & talks about his plans for the future.
 
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During our AGM Alan Coutts discussed the re-opening of Esker Site, trends in battery metals and the U.S./Canada Critical Minerals Strategy.

He also provided updates on exploration, regional infrastructure, project timelines & community partnership.

Video: bit.ly/3jLevVU

And we’re back! Noront crews arrived yesterday at Esker Site in the Ring of Fire to commence gold exploration on the Webequie shear zone and nickel work on the Victory claims. Strict Covid-19 back-to-work protocols are in place.

Love is love is love is love 🌈 #happypride

Some pics from March/April showing how we safely & efficiently closed Esker Site in 21 days...thanks to some great teamwork .

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We're looking forward to going back when we can all be there safely.

The new issue Eagle's Eye has the all details: bit.ly/30zljiS

Everyone should have access to the supplies needed to keep their families safe.

Noront is proud to have a partner like Hatch which demonstrated its commitment to remote communities by providing much-needed cleaning supplies to Marten Falls & Webequie First Nations.

Scott Jacob

When the H1N1 virus struck, Indigenous people accounted for 25% of all deaths. So there is a natural fear of infections like #COVID19 in these communities.

Glenn Nolan a former Missanabie Cree FN Chief discusses these concerns with Alan Coutts

Video: bit.ly/2WnSFPi

Keeping busy at home during the Covid-19 pandemic with our own Isolation Olympics #dogsduringlockdown

After we closed our remote Esker Site in the Ring of Fire, ⁦@NorontResources⁩ employee Mike Desilets made sure all our frozen meat got to Tanner Harris at the Thunder Bay Regional Food Distribution Agency. They need your help now more than ever.

This weekend we delivered 60 hot meals made by @fivedoorsnorth_to to the ER workers at St. Michael's Hospital.

Thank you Jenna Moon and Star GTA for spreading the word about what we do.

For more details or to make a donation, please visit: feedthefrontlinesto.org

Meegwetch Alan Coutts @NorontResources for your leadership & concern for FN communities! “We also recognize there are vulnerable people living in the remote communities our workers return to at the end of their shift, and closing Esker will help keep those community members safe”

Happy Int'l Women's Day! Thanks to all the women who continue to contribute valuable work to the industry, workforce, community and day-to-day. As we create policies, let's remember that inclusion & diversity are essential to a safe & sustainable workplace. #IWD2020 #ThisIsMining