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Mario Rouillier
PRESIDENT, GROUPE ROUILLIER
"During the spring we received visits from mining companies from Australia, Chile, and the USA, who are very interested in our autonomous drilling machines."
Luc Lessard
PRESIDENT, CEO AND DIRECTOR, FALCO RESOURCES
"Rouyn-Noranda is probably the best place in the world to build a mine."
Killian Charles
CEO, BRUSNWICK EXPLORATION
"Québec presents a unique opportunity to build an industry that cannot be replicated anywhere else."
Riad Faour
CEO, PROGESYS
"We will continue to see the development of local or regional supply chains in the coming years."
Jason Attew
PRESIDENT AND CEO, OSISKO GOLD ROYALTIES
"I applaud the Ministry for putting out a strategic vision for mine development in Québec as this provides a pragmatic roadmap for the industry to get behind."
Isabelle Leblanc
VICE-PRESIDENT, MINING AND METALS MARKET, BBA
"Our primary focus is helping clients reach their sustainability targets."
Pascal Hamelin
CEO, ABCOURT MINES
"Our goal for the next few months is to begin small-scale production while we continue to drill and advance the engineering towards a pre-feasibility study."
John Florek
PRESIDENT AND CEO, EMPEROR METALS
"AI has allowed us to accelerate the model-building process significantly and apply it successfully."
Nathalie Tousignant
PRESIDENT, OCTANT AVIATION
"We anticipate significant growth in the airport planning sector, driven by the need for infrastructure to meet the transportation demands of mining companies."
Maïté Blanchette Vézina
MINISTER OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND FORESTS, GOVERNMENT OF QUÉBEC
"On top of the most diverse resource base in Canada, Québec offers visionary and coherent government policies, while partnering in investments to create a favorable business environment for mining."
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