CANADA’S INDUSTRIAL MINERALS SECTOR WANTS MORE FLEXIBLE TRANSPARENCY RULES
June 1st, 2013
THE CANADIAN industrial minerals sector has told its government how it wants upcoming extractive industry transparency rules to be written. Its advice follows a promise by the country’s Prime Minister Stephen Harper to table legislation fighting mining industry corruption, made at the recent G8 summit in Northern Ireland.Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) executive director Ross Gallinger told Industrial Minerals: “We're building this from the ground up...to achieve…one: getting to mandatory transparency but (also) two: in terms of ...
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