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Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act - Annual Report 2023
May 22, 2024
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Come to meet us at the Nunavimmiut Futures Fair
March 12, 2024
The Nunavimmiut Futures Fair will be in Ivujivik, Puvirnituq and Kuujjuaraapik over these two weeks.Don’t miss out on this unique event to meet Canadian Royalties Inc. and learn about professional opportunities!
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Flight Logistics: A Challenging Task!
June 25, 2023
It goes without saying that logistical challenges are everyday occurrences when operating a mine in the far north. Among other things, lack of highway access forces us to seek other means of transportation such as air and sea travel. |
Job offers
| Job title | Location | Deadline date |
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| RH25-04 Inuit Program Apprentice Trainer | Nunavik (Fly In/Fly Out) | 2025-05-09 |
| CO25-04 Apprentice Operator | Nunavik (Fly In/Fly Out) | 2025-05-09 |
| SS25-01 Laborer Surface Services | Nunavik (Fly In/Fly Out) | 2025-05-09 |
| SST25-03 Prevention and Health & Safety Counselor | Nunavik (Fly In/Fly Out) | 2025-05-09 |
| DIR25-01 Inuit Communication Officer | Nunavik (Fly In/Fly Out) | 2025-05-09 |
Ready to take on the challenge ?
At Canadian Royalties, we know that our people are one of our most valuable resources. We want to maintain and develop a spirit of collaboration.
We promote a communicative workplace so that all employees can increase their competences, grow and progress with the Company.
Sustainable development
Canadian Royalties Inc. is a metal mining company committed to occupational health & safety and environmental protection. Canadian Royalties Inc. will act in a manner that minimizes dangers, risks and impacts and will continually seek to improve its performance.
Canadian Royalties Inc. will engage the commitment and involvement of all of its employees and contractors to ensure that environmental, health and safety performance objectives are met.
Community: implication first
The basis for Canadian Royalties Inc. (“CRI”) collaboration with the Inuit people is the Nunavik Nickel Agreement (“NNA”), an impact benefit agreement between CRI, the landholding companies from Salluit and Kangiqsujuaq, the municipality of Puvirnituq and the Makivik Corporation.
That agreement lays out in writing the foundations for CRI’s commitment to working fairly with our Inuit partners.
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Headquarters
800, René-Lévesque W.
Suite 410
Montreal (Quebec) H3B 1X9
| Phone: | 514 879-1688 |
| Toll free: | 877 879-1688 |
| Fax: | 514 879-1795 |