EPISODE · Dec 6, 2023 · 34 MIN
Environmental Impact of Mining in Northern Ontario and Canada
from The Backroads Bill Podcast · host North Bay Echo
Former Cementation President Roy Slack joins the podcast to talk about the relationship between mining companies in Canada and the land they use. Bill and Roy focus on the Renabie Gold Mine which was reclaimed by nature under the 1992 Mining Act. Roy also gives us insight on the environmental impact the industry has on the land they use and he gives his thoughts about mining in space!Follow Bill on Facebook & Instagram: @backroads_billand on Twitter: @steertonorthONTFor the video version of this episode or to explore more North Bay podcasts and to stay updated on local events and news go to NorthBayEcho.ca.For exclusive North Bay updates and insights, subscribe to our newsletter Echo Essentials.Stay connected with Echo on social media: @NorthBayEchoProduction Credits:Host: Backroads Bill SteerProducer: Ben SargentProduced by Clark Communications
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Former Cementation President Roy Slack joins the podcast to talk about the relationship between mining companies in Canada and the land they use. Bill and Roy focus on the Renabie Gold Mine which was reclaimed by nature under the 1992 Mining Act. Roy also gives us insight on the environmental impact the industry has on the land they use and he gives his thoughts about mining in space!Follow Bill on Facebook & Instagram: @backroads_billand on Twitter: @steertonorthONTFor the video version of this episode or to explore more North Bay podcasts and to stay updated on local events and news go to NorthBayEcho.ca.For exclusive North Bay updates and insights, subscribe to our newsletter Echo Essentials.Stay connected with Echo on social media: @NorthBayEchoProduction Credits:Host: Backroads Bill SteerProducer: Ben SargentProduced by Clark Communications
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