HIGH-GRADE NI-CU-PT-PD-ZN-CR-AU-V-TI DISCOVERIES IN THE "RING OF FIRE"
NI 43-101 Update (September 2012): 11.1 Mt @ 1.68% Ni, 0.87% Cu, 0.89 gpt Pt and 3.09 gpt Pd and 0.18 gpt Au (Proven & Probable Reserves) / 8.9 Mt @ 1.10% Ni, 1.14% Cu, 1.16 gpt Pt and 3.49 gpt Pd and 0.30 gpt Au (Inferred Resource)
Message: Ring "Secret"ariat
This forum does more to keep us updated than this "Secret"ariat has ever divulged.
I think it's time for them to earn their keep.
https://www.mndm.gov.on.ca/en/ring-fire-secretariat/environmental-assessment
The EA statement still says Cliffs has an application submitted... "Cliffs and Noront have volunteered to make their projects subject to an environmental assessment under the Ontario Environmental Assessment Act (EAA) and are completing environmental assessments under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act (CEAA)."
Wondering if any of the people below are still on the secretariat payroll, and can take a day to go through the website to "get it right" with current events and milestones. Maybe some forwar looking statements? Like when the EA submitted in 2011 is expected to be approved.
If the provincial government changes to a different party, do these folks remain on the "secret"ariat, or are they replaced with a new group?
Meet the Secretariat
Dr. Christine Kaszycki, Ring of Fire Coordinator
Christine began her career as a Geologist initially with the Geological Survey of Canada and then with the Ontario Geological Survey in Sudbury. In 1997, Christine moved to Winnipeg, Manitoba where she became the Assistant Deputy Minister for Mineral Resources in the province. In that capacity, she led the development and implementation of Manitoba’s mineral sector protected areas strategy. She also led the development of Manitoba’s Mineral Sector Guidelines for fostering relationships and economic opportunities with First Nations and Métis communities in the province.
Christine rejoined the Ontario Public Service in September 2005 as Assistant Deputy Minister for the Mines and Minerals Division in Sudbury where her efforts were focused on developing relationships and supporting economic opportunities with First Nations and Métis communities, enhancing the growth of Ontario’s mineral cluster through implementation of Ontario’s first Mineral Development Strategy, and establishing the regulatory framework and value added cluster related to diamond production in Ontario.
Christine was appointed as the Assistant Deputy Minister for Ring of Fire coordination in 2010. In this role, Christine works with various levels of government, Aboriginal peoples, northerners and the mineral industry to ensure a collective effort is undertaken to advancing economic development in this promising area.
The ROF Infrastructure Development Corporation Board of Directors
Ehren Cory
Executive Director for Infrastructure Ontario’s (IO) Transaction Structuring Risk and Commercial Projects division, where he oversees transaction finance, procurement, program management office, commercial projects, and communications, stakeholder relations, and strategy groups.
Since joining IO in 2012, Ehren has been a key advisor to multiple provincial clients on major economic development, infrastructure and business advisory mandates.
Prior to joining IO, Ehren was a partner at McKinsey & Co., a global management consulting firm, where he was a leader in the Infrastructure and Public Sector practices.
Linda McAusland
Assistant Deputy Minister and Chief Administrative Officer for the Ministry of Transportation (MTO), where she provides leadership for human resources, financial planning, facilities, and emergency management.
Linda has been with the Ontario Public Service for over 28 years and previously worked at the Ministries of Natural Resources, Northern Development and Mines, and Transportation.
Linda holds a B.A. from the University of Waterloo and attended the Public Executive Program at Queen’s University and the Executive Leadership Program at the Niagara Institute. In 2014, Linda was appointed to the Niagara Falls Bridge Commission by the Premier of Ontario.
Shawn Batise
Shawn Batise is the Assistant Deputy Minister (ADM) of the Negotiations and Reconciliation Division for the Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation. As the recently appointed ADM, he leads the ministry’s efforts on land claims, Aboriginal and treaty rights and land-related issues.
Prior to this, Shawn was the Executive Director of the Wabun Tribal Council in Timmins, Ontario for the past 25 years. During his time there Shawn was the lead negotiator on Impact and Benefit Agreement (IBA), land claim, and other negotiations.
Shawn holds a B.A. (Hon) from Ryerson in Public Administration and Governance. He was nominated for the Premier’s Award for Outstanding College Graduate in 2012 for his educational background at Northern College – Haileybury School of Mines and work in the communities he represented during his time at the Wabun Tribal Council.
Nancy Mudrinic
Nancy Mudrinic is the Assistant Deputy Minister (ADM) of the Community Hubs Division for the Ministry of Infrastructure where she provides policy and program leadership for the government –wide implementation of the Community Hubs Strategic Framework and Action Plan. Previously, Nancy was the ADM, Risk Management and Financial Oversight Division of the Pan and Para Pan American Games Secretariat. Providing strategic direction for financial and risk management of the Province’s role in the Games.
Nancy’s previous roles in the OPS included various senior leadership positions with Cabinet Office, the Ontario SuperBuild Corporation, Ministry of Finance and Ministry of Transportation. She holds a Master of Science in Planning and an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Geography, both from the University of Toronto.
Helen Mulc
Helen Mulc is the Assistant Deputy Minister of the Northern Development Division within the Ministry of Northern Development Mines (MNDM), responsible for delivery of economic development, northern transportation and community capacity building across northern Ontario.
Helen brings over 20 years of municipal, business and economic development experience to her role in the Ministry, including a stint as Director of Economic Development with the City of Greater Sudbury. Helen studied Business and Municipal Management at Laurentian University and York University’s Schulich School of Business, where she is currently pursuing her MBA.
I would guess that if any big infrastructure or EA news were to be announced....these people would all be present along with Michael Gravelle, Steven Delduca, Kathryn McGarry, Kathleen Wynne and a pile of other people. Is there any time before now and the provincial election where the stars align and they'll all be in the same room?
Happy long weekend everyone...hopefully we can put some lipstick on this pig soon ;)
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