July After 5 Networking Event - Recap & pictures

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July After 5 Networking Event – Recap & pictures

Agnico Eagle hosted our July After 5 last Wednesday.

Held in the beautiful space at MacKenzie Quarters, our partners and members had a fantastic night hearing for Lance Faulkner and Felicia Binks, who shared Agnico Eagle‘s plans for the future of the Fosterville mine.

The session focused on the Sustained Operations Project and the Environment Effects Statement public review process that is now underway and outlined how everyone can have their say by making a written submission before August 30.

Thank you to Rhianwen and the team at MacKenzie Quarters, Tough Cookie Marketing and Agnico Eagle for helping put together such an educational event, with networking and delicious food, and a big thank you to everyone who joined us and made this event such a success!

More details here: https://bit.ly/3LOFpw0

Pictures by Tom Bailey Photography.

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