As a mining nation, Canada’s mining industry has provided the resources for a wide variety of important and essential applications and economic activities that include the required components for the manufacturing of digital-tech devices and the renewable energy necessary to power them. The industry also greatly impacts employment, infrastructure, and other economic opportunities in every region of Canada, especially the remote areas in the North.
This series, which is supported by the Natural Resources Canada’s Canadian Minerals and Metals Plan, provides interviews various experts from the mining sector, from the outlying …
Spotlight on the Entrepreneurship Journey
As different ideas are being developed into businesses, the success stories behind those Canadian entrepreneurs responsible are also beginning to increase. These entrepreneurs may not be native to the country. They can come from other countries, with different statuses in life and various backgrounds.
The learning and experiences they gained as their companies moved forward here in Canada will be of great value for the next generation of Canadian entrepreneurs who will be making their own paths and overcome the challenges on their journey.
The Spotlight aims to explore the reasons and methods of four certain Canadian …
Spotlight on Mining
The mining industry of Canada has been engaging with plenty of communities spanning from both coasts of the country. The industry is more significantly present on remote regions in the North and on communities of the indigenous. It requires a great amount of workforce from both the aforementioned communities and in large urban areas.
As the industry faces the challenges of labour shortage and the continuous growth of technology-reliance, it must adapt and thoroughly refine the approach through making adjustments on how to add variety, provide training, and promote improvement on its workforce.
The mining industry must also …
The Future of Entrepreneurship
As of now, the lifeblood of Canada’s economy and possibly its future are the entrepreneurs and their SMEs. The start-ups of the present are the Canadian multinationals’ flagship of the future.
The challenge now is what will be the best series of actions to promote education, provide support, and give encouragement to Canadian entrepreneurs, without any biases against age, gender, or experience, to innovate and uplift the companies that will bring Canada’s economy to the forefront in the future.
This series, which is supported by the Canadian Business Growth Fund, illustrates the leaders of different sectors of the …