Mining’s old guard needs strong medicine
A new report details subpar investor returns in the mining industry over the last decade, particularly big cap diversified companies which have not adapted to new realities.
Tahltan Nation Development Corporation (TNDC) has been rated by Business in Vancouver (BIV) again, as one of the biggest Indigenous businesses in British Columbia. On Nov. 7, BIV released its annual list for 2022 where TNDC was rated at number three, as the biggest Indigenous Business in B.C., ranked by total number of employees. In 2021, TNDC was rated number one on BIV’s annual list.
“TNDC is delighted to again be recognized as one of the biggest Indigenous businesses in British Columbia. Inclusion in Business in Vancouver’s coveted annual list provides further credence to the economic strength and wellbeing of TNDC and strengthens our position as an Indigenous Partner of Choice,” Paul Gruner, CEO, TNDC said in a news release.
“Introduction of new businesses like airport and forestry services are complementing our heavy construction and camp services for the exploration and mining sector, enabling us to provide valuable employment for the local remote communities and be one of the top employers in Northwest British Columbia,” he added.
