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Table of Contents Message from the Honourable Christian Paradis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Welcoming Message from the Canadian Council on Africa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Partners and Sponsors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Heads of Mission. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Trade Commissioners. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Highlighted Canadian Activities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 The Canada Pavilion at Mining Indaba. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Pavilion Floor Plan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 The Canadian Council on Africa (Principal Partner). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Natural Resources Canada (Partner). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada (Partner) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Canadian Institute of Mining (Partner) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Mining Association of Canada (Partner). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Toronto Stock Exchange TMX (Sponsor) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Export Development Canada (Sponsor) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Export Quebec (Sponsor). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26 Endeavour Mining (Sponsor). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 McCarthy Tetrault (Sponsor). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Canadian Delegation Participants List. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Notes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Upcoming Activities and publications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
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Message from the Honourable Christian Paradis Dear Visitor, As a lead donor in private-sector development in many African nations, and as a country whose economy was largely founded on its natural resources, Canada is proud to participate in Mining Indaba 2015. Canada has a long history of harnessing resource wealth for its long-term development, through varying periods of growth. Though the global mining industry is facing fresh challenges this year, especially in the oil and gold markets, many extractives continue to perform well, while the potential of Africa’s vast natural resources to drive economic growth and sustainable development remains unchanged. Indeed, it is at such times that we most clearly see the need to harness resource wealth responsibly, so that it can deliver economic opportunities, jobs, and training – as well as indirect benefits such as better healthcare, education, and public services for the most vulnerable people in Africa. This is why Canada is committed to working with developing countries to build resource governance capacity, promote local economic development, and enable communities to gain maximum benefit from the extractive sector. In particular, Canada strives to promote transparency and accountability in natural-resource development as the only way to be sure that the long-term benefits are being enjoyed by all citizens. It is also why the Harper government believes that the global community must take a holistic approach to financing for development, which includes the leveraging of all resources for development, public and private, domestic and international. While this approach can apply to any area of the private sector as the engine of growth and job creation, the mining industry is a natural intersection of public and private interests, and deserves their diverse input – and profound expertise. To support developing countries to maximise the shared value from resource development, our government has created the Canadian International Resources and Development Institute (CIRDI) as an independent, globally-focused centre of Canadian extractives expertise on sector governance, multi-stakeholder engagement, and local economic development. We have invested in the African Minerals Development Centre (AMDC) to help implement the African Mining Vision by ensuring coordinated policy and regulatory frameworks that will harness Africa’s mineral wealth to achieve development objectives. We have also collaborated, as a leading donor, in the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) and the related World Bank EITI Multi-Donor Trust Fund (MDTF), to build the global platform for revenue transparency and improved extractives governance. Canada is proud to participate in Mining Indaba 2015 as Africa’s premier forum for bringing these interests together. As Canada’s Minister of International Development, I welcome you warmly to the Canadian Pavilion, and hope to share our experiences in natural-resource extraction for the long-term benefit of both the industry and all African peoples. Honourable Christian Paradis Minister of International Development and Minister for La Francophonie Government of Canada
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Welcoming Message from the Canadian Council on Africa Dear Participant, The Canadian Council on Africa (CCAfrica) and its members are proud to associate themselves with the Government of Canada in leading, for the third consecutive year, the official Canadian delegation to “Invest in African Mining Indaba 2015”, one of the world’s largest mining industry gathering. CCAfrica, with over 150 members from each and every economic sectors, is the only pan-Canadian organization dedicated to furthering economic and trade relations between Canada and Africa. CCAfrica organizes trade mission to Africa, seminars on business-related African opportunities and works with its partner to publish “The Rising Africa”, a leading bilingual, resourceful and up-to-date pan-Canadian quarterly publication on Africa. I am delighted to underline the support received from the Government of Canada and its Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development. Last year, the Honorable Christian Paradis, Minister of International Development and La Francophonie, lead the Canadian delegation. This year, the Canadian government will once again come in force with some seven Canadian Heads of Mission as well as 14 Trade Commissioners from African mining countries. Their presence is vital in ensuring important followups to your meetings will be acted upon. I would also like to thank our partners and sponsors for their commitment to the Pavilion of Canada, particularly Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada as well as Natural Resources Canada, the Canadian Institute of Mining, the Mining Association of Canada (MAC), TMX Stock Exchange, Endeavour Mining, McCarthy – Tetrault LLP, the Government of Quebec and Export Development Canada. Their support highlights the Canadian mining industry’s presence in Africa, its excellence as well as the role the extractive industry plays in national economic and social development. Last year Mining Indaba 2014 was attended by more than 7,800 professionals from 107 countries; 1,800 companies came and some 45 African and Non-African government delegations were in attendance. I am convinced that this year will prove to be as important for the industry. Once again this year, the Canada Pavilion remains a key anchor and a premium actor in Mining Indaba. Since 2000, the Canada Pavilion enables business meetings, facilitates engagement between delegates and foremost is a “must visit” booth. This year, we have a new and improved Pavilion concept with a meeting room and a lounge area. This new design respond to suggestions received from Canadian delegates over the years. I encourage you to take part in the parallel activities organized by the Canadian High Commission in South Africa and other organizations. Be sure to attend the Canadian reception, the Interactive Breakfast, the MAC seminar, the sessions on Angola and on Franco-Mine as they will provide you with additional networking opportunities, whether to meet delegates interested in Canada or to share your experience with fellow participants. I would like to extend my warmest welcome to each and every participants, wishing you to find business opportunities and to connect with worldwide professionals. Welcome to Cape Town, South Africa. Welcome to the Canada Pavilion.
Benoit La Salle Chair of the Board of Directors, Canadian Council on Africa
Jean Gauthier President and CEO Canadian Council on Africa
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Partners and Sponsors The Canadian Council on Africa would like to thank the following partners of the 2014 Canada Pavilion.
Key Partners Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada
Natural Resources Canada Ressources naturelles Canada Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada
Media Partner
Rising Africa
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Sponsors Export Development Canada
Exportation et développement Canada
PARTICIPATING COMPANIES Aird & Berlis LLP | Barrick | Bennett Jones LLP | Canadian Council on Africa Canadian Institute of Mining Metallurgy, Petroleum | Cowater International Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade And Development Canada | Endeavour Mining | Export Development Canada Export Quebec | Fasken Martineau | Galane Gold Ltd. | IAMGOLD | Inoic Engineering | McCarthy Tetrault Mining Association of Canada | Natural Resources Canada | Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada | Roche SDV Logistics | SEMAFO Inc. | Solmax International Inc | Toronto Stock Exchange | Windiga Energy | WSP Canada
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Heads of Mission Gaston Barban
Ginette Martin
High Commissioner of Canada to South Africa, Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
Canada’s Ambassador to the DRC, Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
Gaston.barban@international.gc.ca
Ginette.martin@international.gc.ca
Shawn Barber High Commissioner to Mozambique, Malawi and Swaziland Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada Shawn.barber@international.gc.ca
Chantal de Varennes Ambassador of Canada to the Republic of Côte d’Ivoire Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
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Lisa Stadelbauer Ambassador of Canada to the Republic of Zimbabwe Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
Trade Commissioners Peter Fiamor
Laetitia Gadegbeku
Trade Commissioner, Ghana, Government of Canada
Trade Commissioner, Côte d’Ivoire, Government of Canada
Peter.fiamor@international.gc.ca
Laetitia.gadegbeku@international.gc.ca
Guy-Olivier Mantomina
Commercial Officer, Government of Canada
Alexandre Côté Christophe Bezou
Trade Commissioner, South Africa, Government of Canada Christophe.Bezou@international.gc.ca
Senior Trade Commissioner, Angola, Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo, Malawi, Mozambique and Swaziland, Government of Canada
Solomon Milimbo
Trade Commissioner, Zambia, Government of Canada Solomon.milimbo@international.gc.ca
Alexandre.cote@international.gc.ca
Eric Dibeu
Kurai Kingsley
Greg Goldhawk
Trade Commissioner, Cameroon, Government of Canada
Trade Commissioner, Zimbabwe and Botswana, Government of Canada
Senior Trade Commissioner, South Africa, Government of Canada
Eric.dibeu@international.gc.ca
kurai.kingsley@international.gc.ca
Greg.goldhawk@international.gc.ca
Aminata Ly Faye
Adama Soro
Trade Commissioner, Sénégal and Guinea, Government of Canada
Trade Commissioner, Burkina Faso, Government of Canada
Aminata.ly@international.gc.ca
Adama.soro@international.gc.ca
Francis Dorsemaine
Deputy Director – Commercial Southern and Eastern Africa Bilateral Relations Division, Government of Canada Francis.dorsemaine@international.gc.ca
Ola Mirzoeva
Trade Commissioner, Tanzania, Government of Canada
Ernest Akpoué
Trade Commissioner, Mali and Niger, Government of Canada Ernest.akpue@international.gc.ca
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Highlighted Canadian Activities Canada-Africa Business Networking Reception: Sun. Feb 8th, 2015, 17:30-19:30
6th Canadian Interactive Breakfast Forum: Monday Feb 9th, 2015, 07:30-10:00
Marimba Restaurant
Atlantic Imbizo, Clock Tower Centre Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
Host: H.E. Gaston Barban, High Commissioner of Canada to South Africa, and Benoit La Salle, Chair of the Board of Directors, CCAfrica; Welcoming remarks: Hon. Jean Charest, former Premier of Quebec (TBC)
Mining Association of Canada host Panel Discussion: Mon. Feb 9th, 2015, 10:00-11:30
Lessons learned from Canadian leadership in responsible mining practices - Moderator: Pierre Gratton, President & CEO, Mining Association of Canada; Panelist: Matt Pascall, Director of Operations, First Quantum Minerals Ltd., Alan Davies, Chief Executive, Diamonds and Minerals of Rio Tinto; Patricia Malikail, Director General of Africa Bureau, Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development; Greg Goldhawk, Head of Office at the Canadian Trade Office, Canadian High Commission, Johannesburg, South Africa
What Constitutes a conducive environment to attract mining investments? Moderator: Michael Spicer, Director of Companies; Panelists: Godfrey Oliphant, Deputy Minister of Mines, South Africa; Peter Leon, Partner Webber Wentzel; Suiemanu Koney, CEO, Ghana Chamber of Mines
Natura Mon. Feb 9th, 2015, 10:00-11:30 Ressour Opportunities for Canada in the Angolan Mining Sector Canada-Angola Panel Discussion:
Welcoming remarks: H.E. Lisa Stadelbauer, Ambassador of Canada to Angola; Moderator: Alexandre Cote, Senior Trade Commissioner to Angola; Panelists: H.E. Francisco Queiroz, Angol’s Minister of Geology and Mines; Eng. Antonio Carlos Sumbula, Chairman, ENDIAMA; Eng. Jose Severino, President, Angolan Industrial Association
Atlantic Imbizo, Clock Tower Centre Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
Victoria & Alfred Hotel, Waterfront, Cape Town – South Africa
Securities Exchange Session - TSX + TSX Venture Exchange: Mon. Feb 9th, 2015, 12:30-14:30
Natural Resour Canada Pavilion Official Opening Reception: Mon. February 9th, 2015, 16:00-17:00 Ressources natur
Ballroom East 1
Booth 3215
Government of Canada presentation : Tues. February 10th, 2015, 10:00-10:30
Franco-Mine hosted by Canadian Institute of Mining: Wed. February 11th, 2015, 07:30-10:30
Auditorium II
Atlantic Imbizo, Clock Tower Centre Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
A Global Market for Mining Companies - Moderator: Graham Dallas, Head of Business Development EMEA, TMX London; Panelist: Paul Criddle, Chief Operating Officer, RoxGold; John Wilkin, Partner, Blakes Cassels & Graydon; Dean Braunsteiner, Canadian IPO Leader, PWC; Martin Valcin, Director, Listed Issuer Services, Toronto Stock Exchange; Andrew Monk, Chief Executive Officer, VSA Capital Limited
Addressing Challenges in the Extractive Sector: Canada’s Approach - Speakers: Dr. Donna Kirkwood, Director General, Geological Survey of Canada; Patricia Malikail, Director General, Pan-Africa Bureau, Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development CanadaOfficer, VSA Capital Limited
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Natural Resources Canada Ressources naturelles Canada
Ribbon cutting celebrating 15 years as key anchor and sponsor of Mining Indaba
Infrastructure Challenges for mining development. A focus on energy and transportation in Africa - Guest of Honour: Hon. Jean Charest, Former Premier of Quebec
The Canada Pavilion at Mining Indaba Booth 3215
Minerals and metals have played a significant role in the economic and social development of Canadian communities for more than 150 years. Canada has long been at the forefront of mining science and policy and, as a global partner, contributes to the development of mining in Africa. Over the years, Canada has developed a unique long-term relationship with African governments on mineral resource issues. The Mining Indaba conference provides an opportunity for the Canadian delegation to learn about the experiences of Canadian companies active in Africa and to showcase Canadian expertise on a world stage. Our Canada Pavilion on the floor of the trade show serves as the anchor for representatives from Natural Resources Canada, the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development, and Export Development Canada. It provides a platform to engage with other governments, companies doing business in the resource sector and other stakeholders, and to provide information on Canadian mining policies and Canadian capabilities.
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Sponsors Toronto Stock Exchange Export Development Canada Export Quebec Endeavour Mining | Booth 3213 McCarthy TĂŠtrault
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www.ccafrica.ca
The Canadian Council on Africa The Canadian Council on Africa (CCAfrica) is the only leading pan-Canadian organization promoting African economic development and success stories in Canada. Established in 2002, CCAfrica and its over 150 members are at the forefront of Canada’s economic engagement with Africa.
Jean Gauthier President & CEO
jean.gauthier@ccafrica.ca
CCAfrica members are active in every sector of the economy including education, engineering, infrastructure, natural resources, energy, finance, law, consulting, communications, ICT, manufacturing, agribusiness, environment, and health. Every year, CCAfrica organizes official conferences, seminars, and briefings throughout Canada on various topics related to African economic growth, and investment opportunities. CCAfrica thrives on the necessity to invest and increase economic activity between Canada and Africa. In the context of its objectives, CCafrica continues to engage both the public and private sector in the sustainable economic development of Africa that is critical for long-term socioeconomic well-being of wider African society. Its’ missions to African capitals in cooperation with Canada’s Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, and its quarterly publication The Rising Africa are a case in point.
Chris Kianza Vice-President
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CCAfrica is a partner of choice for several of Canada’s leading organizations who are interested or invested in Africa. Membership will help you to connect with key decision makers from both the private and public sector. Our annual memberships are restructured to assist Canadian businesses, African governments, NGO’s, institutions, and international corporations in the economic diversification of Africa.
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CCAfrica Board of Directors Chairman of the Board of Directors
DIRECTOR
Benoit La Salle President and CEO, Windiga Energy Inc. Canada
Nola Kianza Executive Chairman, Trans Africa Resource Corp.
Executive Committee
David Ireland Director, International Business Development, Canadian Bank Note Company, Ltd.
Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors / Member of the Action Plan Committee
Executive Committee / Member of the Action Plan Committee
Peter Kieran President, CPCS
Michael Wyse President, Black Business Initiative
Executive Committee
Executive Committee
David Baron President and CEO, Cowater International Inc.
John Treleaven Vice-Chairman, Mercy Ships
Executive Committee
President of Governmental Relations Committee / Executive Committee
President of the Action Plan Committee / Executive Committee
Pierre Boivin Partner, McCarthy Tétrault
Simon Lafrance Managing Partner, STRATEGEUM
Directors
Marie-Josée Fortin Director, Colleges and Institutes Canada
Director
Denis Belisle Chairman, Dessau
Member of the Action Plan Committee / Executive Committee
Mark Sitter Director, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Sherritt International Corporation
Sam Boutziouvis VP, Government Relations and Multilateral Institutions, SNC-Lavalin
President and CEO
Jean J. Gauthier President and CEO, CCAfrica
Director Director
Michel Cote President, CRC Sogema
Yvon Bernier Vice-President, Développement international Desjardins
Director
Amina Gerba President, Afrique Expansion
Director
Director
Director
Matt Fisher Vice-President, AnyWay Solid Environmental Solutions
Alanna Heath Director of Government Affairs, Barrick Gold
Charles Field-Marsham Chief Executive Officer, Kestrel Capital
Director Director
Denis Painchaud Director, International Governmental Relations, Nexen
Wayne Dunn Professor in CSR, McGill University; Managing Director, Wayne Dunn & Associates
Director
David Gamble Vice-President, Business Development, IMW Industries
Director
Andrew McAlister McAlister Consulting Corp.
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Natural Resources Canada Ressources naturelles Canada
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Natural Resources Canada Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) seeks to enhance the responsible development and use of Canada’s natural resources and the competitiveness of Canada’s natural resources products. NRCan develops policies and programs that enhance the contribution of the natural resources sector to the economy and improve the quality of life for all Canadians.
Donna Kirkwood Director General, Geological Survey of Canada Donna.Kirkwood@nrcan-rncan.gc.ca
Maureen Coulas Senior Policy Advisor – Africa, Minerals, Metals and Materials Policy Branch Maureen.Coulas@NRCan-RNCan.gc.ca
The Minerals and Metals Sector (MMS) of NRCan is the Government of Canada’s primary source of technological, scientific and policy expertise on our minerals and metals resources. The Sector devotes a large portion of its resources to science and technology, and houses three of Canada’s premier scientific research institutions (the CANMET Mining and Mineral Sciences Laboratories, the CANMET Materials Technology Laboratory, and the CANMET Canadian Explosives Research Laboratory). MMS activities contribute to the sustainable development of Canada’s mineral and metal resources. As well, MMS is a leader in the generation and dissemination of knowledge on the Canadian minerals and metals industry. Another major focus of attention is the global context of the Canadian industry. The Sector interacts with a wide range of stakeholders, including industrial clients from mining to manufacturing, environmental groups, Aboriginal peoples, provincial and territorial agencies, other government departments and international organizations. The Earth Sciences Sector provides public geoscientific and geospatial expertise, knowledge and technology to support environmental, social and economic objectives of the Government of Canada. This knowledge is used to strengthen Canada’s understanding, stewardship and sovereignty of its landmass and natural resources and helps to build a competitive advantage for its related economic sectors. The Earth Sciences Sector uses it’s own in-depth science and technology expertise, and also leverages the science and technology expertise federal / provincial / territorial and academic partnerships to effectively support its mandate and legislated responsibilities. NRCan’s fundamental earth science, geography and geospatial information and expertise helps to: • Develop innovative and sophisticated tools, technologies, standards and frameworks based on geo-information to enhance productivity or cost-efficiency in the Natural Resource sectors and other organizations; • Underpin land development and assertion of sovereign rights through its role to help define legal geographic boundaries; • Reduce investment risk in natural resource development, by identifying potential sources of energy and minerals; and • Assist in reducing environmental impacts related to natural resource development through the use of science and technology products for effective regulatory practices and informing stakeholders with evidence-based information. The Earth Sciences Sector spans the areas of geology, environmental geoscience on land surface, vegetation, groundwater, permafrost, snow and ice as well as their interactions with resource development and infrastructure. It also spans scientific and technical expertise on remote sensing (RS) satellite imagery, geodetic surveys, topographic, height and other theme-based data references, authoritative geospatial standards, legal surveys and boundary information, as well as regulatory and support functions to cadastral surveys on Canada’s landmass and waters.
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Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada The Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development (DFATD) Canada is responsible for managing Canada’s diplomatic, commercial, consular, and international development and humanitarian assistance programs.
Patricia Malikail Director General, Pan-Africa Bureau Patricia.malikail@international.gc.ca
The Department supports Canada’s growing commercial relationship with Africa. It recognizes responsible resource development and management as a key driver of Africa’s sustainable economic development. DFATD promotes recognized international CSR guidelines to Canadian mining companies, who are a source of innovation, creativity, financing and expertise. There are more than 150 Canadian mining companies active in Africa, with total assets of more than $24 billion. To support Canadian businesses, as well as those looking to do business with Canada, DFATD operates an extensive network of close to 1,000 Trade professionals around the world, including in 14 sub-Saharan African countries. They provide a range of services, including assessment of market potential and provision of qualified contacts to Canadian firms operating in Africa, and can help Africa-based companies access Canadian expertise, equipment and services. The Canadian Trade Commissioner Service’s team of professionals can introduce you to Canada. Learn more at www.tradecommissioner.gc.ca
Francis Dorsemaine Deputy Director, Natural Resources and Governance Division
Francis.dorsemaine@international.gc.ca
Teshome Nkrumah Sr. Policy Analyst and Planner, Pan-Africa Bureau Teshome.nkrumah@international.gc.ca
David Hughes Senior Analyst Sustainable Economic Growth PanAfrica Affairs Division David.hughes@international.gc.ca
David Mueller International Trade Commissioner
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Larry Peck Enhanced Economic Development (EXCEED) Program Manager (Trade and Development Nexus) Larry.peck@international.gc.ca
Andrew Dawe Deputy Director, Natural Resources and Governance Division Andrew.dawe@international.gc.ca
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Supporting your success in Africa Partenaires de votre succès en Afrique We help Canadian companies successfully navigate African markets. Through our network of close to 1,000 Trade professionals around the world, including in 14 sub-Saharan African countries, we provide on-the-ground support, market intelligence and an unparalleled network of contacts to help you succeed. Contact our trade offices in sub-Saharan Africa: www.tradecommissioner.gc.ca/offices-worldwide
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Nous aidons les entreprises canadiennes à s’orienter avec succès sur les marchés africains. Grâce à notre réseau de près de 1 000 délégués commerciaux dans le monde, y compris dans 14 pays d'Afrique subsaharienne, nous offrons un soutien sur le terrain, des renseignements sur les marchés et un réseau de contacts inégalé pour vous aider à réussir. Communiquez avec nos bureaux commerciaux en Afrique subsaharienne : www.deleguescommerciaux.gc.ca/bureaux-mondiaux
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The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
www.cim.org
Canadian Institute of Mining Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) is the leading technical society of professionals in the Canadian mining, minerals, metals & energy industries.
Jean Vavrek Executive Director, CIM jvavrek@cim.org
With more than 14,000 individual members, 200 corporate members, 10 technical interest groups and 36 branches, it is the foremost voice for leading industry expertise. Through technical meetings, world-class events, CIM Magazine, CIM Journal and an Online Technical Paper Library, CIM is a valuable portal for knowledge-sharing and the latest information on the industry developments, innovations, projects and best practices. Its technical leadership in standards definitions has been highly acclaimed. Members also gain access to an extensive and influential network through the annual CIM Convention, specialized and international conferences, and hundreds of cross-country meetings, events and lectures. Extend your network and help shape the future of the mining industry by joining this valuable community of decision-makers now by visiting our website: http://www.cim.org. Membership ad for Mining Indaba.qxp_Layout 1 2015-01-16 11:33 AM Page 1
Robert Shafer Immediate Past President, CIM rshafer@cim.org
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The Mining Association of Canada ADVOCACY STEWARDSHIP COLLABORATION
mining.ca
Mining Association of Canada Towards Sustainable Mining moves beyond Canadian borders Mining companies in Canada were the first in the world to develop an externally-verified performance system for sustainable mining practices with the introduction of the Towards Sustainable Mining (TSM) initiative in 2004. Now, over a decade later, the program’s success and the benefits it brings to both mining companies and communities have helped move TSM from being Canadian-only to an increasingly global corporate responsibility standard. Pierre Gratton President and CEO pgratton@mining.ca
Ben Chalmers Vice President, Sustainable Development bchalmers@mining.ca
Participation in TSM is mandatory for all MAC members for their Canadian operations, but some companies have also proactively applied the initiative to their operations overseas. For example, in Africa, IAMGOLD implemented TSM in 2010 and has been consistently reporting progress at its Essakane gold mine in Burkina Faso since 2011. In other parts of the world, First Quantum applies TSM at their operations in Turkey, Finland and Spain, while HudBay Minerals has committed to implement TSM at their mine in Peru when it becomes operational. Over the years, TSM has been recognized with awards and accolades for its success in pushing for continuous progress in the mining sector. This recognition, coupled with the positive results TSM is generating in Canada and beyond, is contributing to international interest in the program. In 2012, MAC representatives met with Finnish mining companies at the invitation of Agnico Eagle Mines and with the support of Inmet Mining (now First Quantum Minerals). In 2013, MAC was also invited by the Canadian-Turkish Business Council to discuss TSM at the Eurasia – MENA Mining Summit. The TSM performance indicators were designed to enable mining companies to meet society’s needs for minerals, metals and energy products in the most socially, economically and environmentally responsible way. One of the initiative’s key strengths is that mining companies are measured where the mining activity actually takes place—at the facility level. As such, the results provide local communities with a meaningful view of how a nearby mine is faring. TSM is the only program in the world to provide this level of detail for the mining sector, and it is a strength that makes TSM easily exportable to other jurisdictions. The way TSM works is as follows. Mining operations annually self-assess their performance against each of the TSM program’s 23 indicators under the six protocols: Aboriginal and community outreach, biodiversity conservation management, crisis management planning, energy use and greenhouse gas emissions management, safety and health, and tailings management. For each indicator, they assign a letter grade that reflects their performance ranging from Level C to Level AAA. These grades are made public in MAC’s annual TSM Progress Reports for each facility. Level A equates to good practice while AA and AAA are excellence and leadership. No matter where mining companies operate, the areas that TSM covers and measures are industry-wide priorities. Through TSM, mining operations can more effectively engage with people in surrounding communities, as well as ensure they are well-informed of relevant issues. TSM also helps to ensure the safest possible working environment for employees and contractors at the mine site. Today, communities around the world expect more of mining companies and the industry also expects much more of itself. Corporate responsibility standards, like TSM, are one way that companies can help manage risks and avoid potential conflicts. As more mining companies seek best practices in environmental and social responsibility, we will continue to encourage the adoption of TSM as the right standard to meet their goals.
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Global Reach, Canadian Values.
Canadians are leaders in developing successful mines around the world. Our mining companies account for almost 10% of the money Canada invested abroad in the last decade, improving the quality of life for millions of people. Through individual company actions and partnerships with government and NGOs, Canadian mining helps provide education, skills training, and jobs as well as opportunities for local businesses. We apply and share environmental expertise and help build up local social programs. Active in more than 100 countries, our members embrace their responsibility to ensure benefits for local populations and to protect the natural environment wherever they operate. In Burkina Faso, IAMGOLD built a vocational school for communities surrounding the Essakane mine and has helped transition the school into a community-led and self-sustaining initiative.
MINING.CA
A message from the Mining Association of Canada.
Toronto Stock Exchange
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Toronto Stock Exchange TMX Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) are dynamic marketplaces to access the capital and liquidity that drives the growth of the global mining industry. TSXV provides an opportunity for emerging companies to access capital in a well regulated and fair Bourse marketplace, de Bourse de is a venue for companies at a more advanced stage with Bourse while TSX solid trackde Torontorecords ofCroissance TSX Toronto business management. Graham Dallas Head of Business Development EMEA, TMX London Graham.Dallas @tmx.com
Martine Valcin Director, Listed Issuer Services, Toronto Stock Exchange Martine.Valcin @tmx.com
TSX and TSXV list more mining companies than any other market in the world. As a result, the exchanges have the most diversified roster of public mining companies by commodity and stage of development. These companies benefit by having greater access to capital, visibility and analyst coverage. Securities Exchange Sessions – TSX TSX & TSXV Exchanges: A Global Market for Mining Companies Listing in Toronto, advantages, requirements, experiences and an update on current market conditions from the global centre of mining finance. 9 February, 2015: 12:30 – 14:30 | Location: CTICC, Ballroom East 1 Speakers: Paul Criddle. COO RoxGold (TSXV.ROG) | John Wilkin, Partner, Blake, Cassels & Graydon Toronto | Dean Braunsteiner, Canadian IPO leader PWC Toronto | Martine Valcin, Director, Listed Issuer Services, Toronto Stock Exchange | Andrew Monk, Chief Executive Officer, VSA Capital Limited Moderator: Graham Dallas, Head of Business Development EMEA, TMX London
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Export Development Canada
Exportation et développement Canada
www.edc.ca
Export Development Canada Export Development Canada (EDC) is Canada’s export credit agency, providing financial services for companies that buy from Canadian companies, directly or through their corporate value chains. EDC’s financing can be used for capex and/or project finance requirements, either through bilateral or syndicated corporate facilities.
Stephen Wilhelm, CFA CPA Regional Vice President SWilhelm@edc.ca
Operating on commercial principles, EDC has a partnership-preferred philosophy to collaborate with private-sector financial institutions to share risk and create greater capacity for Canadian trade transactions. EDC’s knowledge and partnerships are used by more than 7,100 Canadian companies and their global customers in up to 185 markets worldwide each year. EDC is financially self-sustaining, and is a recognized leader in financial reporting and economic analysis.
Andrea Gaunt Sector Advisor, Extractive Industries AGaunt@edc.ca
Robert Pelletier Chief Representative, Africa RPelletier@edc.ca
James Babbitt Senior Financing Manager, Structured Finance JBabbitt@edc.ca
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www.export.gouv.qc.ca
Export Quebec Quebec: internationally recognized for its excellence in mining Deeply rooted in the soil of North America and fiercely proud of its French heritage Québec is the largest province in Canada (1 667 441 km2). With sustainable mining development based on its expertise Quebec has an enviable position in the industry. Alain Carrier Adjoint à la direction Europe, Afrique et Moyen-Orient et Coordonnateur Afrique et Moyen-Orient Alain.carrier@economie.gouv.qc.ca
Québec and its mining sector: • Over 34,000 people work, directly or indirectly, in the mining sector. Together, they make up a qualified workforce. • Québec is one of the most important mining producers in Canada, particularly for metallic minerals. • A broad range of minerals is currently produced, including iron ore concentrate, gold, copper, zinc, nickel, niobium, titanium, graphite, platinum and cobalt. • Québec has strong potential for further discoveries of currently mined substances and for discoveries of new substances such as strategic metals (lithium, rare earths, tantalum, etc.) and diamonds. A solid business environment Québec’s economy is creative, innovative, competitive and open to the world. Government of Québec Québec Government, offers many individual and group services tailored to the needs of Québec businesses to prepare to export and to develop new partnerships. To know more about Quebec business expertise, please contact us.
Québec: internationally recognized for its excellence in mining With sustainable mining development based on its expertise, Québec has an enviable position in the industry.
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www.endeavourmining.com
Endeavour Mining
Booth# 3213
Endeavour is a gold producer with four mines in West Africa producing a total of more than 450,000 ounces per year at an all-in sustaining cost (“AISC”) of under $1000 per ounce. The mines are located in Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Burkina Faso and Ghana.
Neil Woodyer CEO
Attie Roux COO
nwoodyer@ aroux@ Endeavourmining.com Endeavourmining.com
In 2014 Endeavour had record production, exceeding guidance of 400,000 to 440,000 ounces and also further reducing costs to the lower half of the AISC guidance of $985 to $1070 per ounce. Endeavour continues to benefit from strong performance of the new Agbaou mine and is also completing the optimization and investment phase at the Tabakoto mine. The newly developed Kofi open pit mine will contribute to Tabakoto production in 2015. Endeavour is transitioning out of capital investment programs and into free cash flow generation. The Company anticipates using a portion of free cash flow to reduce outstanding debt balances in 2015.
Richard Thomas EVP – Technical Services
Doug Reddy SVP – Business Development
rthomas@ dreddy@ Endeavourmining.com Endeavourmining.com
In addition, the Houndé project, located in Burkina Faso, is in permitting. The Houndé Feasibility Study was based on production of approximately 180,000 ounces per year over an 8 year life. Endeavour Mining Corporation is listed on the TSX (symbol EDV) and ASX (symbol EVR), and also trades on the OTCQX (symbol EDVMF).
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www.mccarthy.ca
McCarthy Tetrault
Pierre Boivin Partner
Piboivin@mccarthy.ca
Jean Charest Partner (Former Premier of Quebec)
Gregory Larroque Counsel glarroque@mccarthy.ca
Building Big Ideas For many years, McCarthy Tétrault has been actively involved in international mining projects. Our practice frequently takes us across borders where our industry knowledge and global experience has enabled us to successfully lead transactions involving mining projects, notably in Africa, serving our clients on a wide variety of mandates. Our firm has obtained numerous independent national and international accolades, notably by Chambers International and provides high quality legal services and business advice. Our mining clients include international industry leaders as well as numerous junior exploration companies and capital providers. We understand the complex and ever-changing environment of the global mining industry, with experience from grassroots exploration through development and operation to mine closure and rehabilitation. We regularly advise clients on leading mining M&A transactions, capital markets activity and project financings in all the key mining jurisdictions, as well as commercial arrangements such as joint ventures and earn-ins and we have a deep understanding in the areas of law that are relevant to mine exploration and development, including finance, mining, environmental and tax law.
Investing in Africa’s Future The global mining industry is built on big ideas. Through creativity, industry knowledge and world-class experience gained by acting for some of the world’s largest mining companies, junior exploration companies and capital providers, our lawyers can help you turn those big ideas into realities. From M&A to project advice, financing alternatives to environmental compliance, we find solutions to the complex challenges and opportunities faced in the life cycle of a mining company or project.
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Canadian Delegation Participants List
Barrick Gold Corporation
Aird & Berlis LLP
Richard Kimel
Sherri Altshuler
Partner, Corporate Finance
Partner, Corporate Finance
rkimel@airdberlis.com
saltshuler@airdberlis.com
Bennett Jones LLP
PARTNER SPONSOR
Alanna Heath
Vice President, Government Affairs aheath@barrick.com
Canadian Council on Africa
Norman Findlay
Chris Kianza
Jean Gauthier
Partner
Vice President
President & CEO
findlayn@bennettjones.com
chris.kianza@ccafrica.ca
jean.gauthier@ccafrica.ca
Cowater International Inc.
Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Jean Vavrek
Robert Schafer
Michael Bitz
Executive Director
Immediate Past President
Vice President
jvavrek@cim.org
robertschafer@hdimining.com
mbitz@cowater.com
Cowater International Inc.
Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade & Development Canada (DFATD) Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
cont...
Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada
Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada
Katie Boone
Adama Soro
Title
Trade Commissioner
kboone@cowater.com
Adama.soro@international.gc.ca
Alexandre Cote
Senior Trade Commissioner Alexandre.cote@international.gc.ca
Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade & Development Canada (DFATD) cont... Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada
Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada
Andrew Dawe Aminata Ly
Trade Commissioner Aminata.ly@international.gc.ca
Deputy Director, Natural Resources and Governance Division Andrew.dawe@international.gc.ca
Chantal de Varennes
Canada’s Ambassador to Cote d’Ivoire email
David Hughes Christophe Bezou
Trade Commissioner Christophe.Bezou@international.gc.ca
Sr. Analyst, Sustainable Economic Growth Pan‐ Africa Affairs
David Mueller
Trade Commissioner David.mueller@international.gc.ca
David.hughes@international.gc.ca
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Canadian Delegation Participants List
PARTNER SPONSOR
Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade & Development Canada (DFATD) cont... Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada
Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada
Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Canada Affaires étrangères, Commerce et Développement Canada
Francis Dorsemaine Eric Dibeu
Ernest Akpué
Trade Commissioner
Trade Commissioner
Eric.dibeu@international.gc.ca
Ernest.akpue@international.gc.ca
Deputy Director ‐ Commercial Southern and Eastern Africa Bilateral Relations Division Francis.dorsemaine@international.gc.ca
Gaston Barban
High Commissioner of Canada to South Africa Gaston.barban@international.gc.ca
Ginette Martin
Canada’s Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of Congo
Greg Goldhawk
Sr. Trade Commissioner Greg.goldhawk@international.gc.ca
Ginette.martin@international.gc.ca
Guy-Olivier Mantomina
Kurai Kingsley
Laetitia Gadegbeku
Trade Commissioner
Trade Commissioner
Trade Commissioner
Guy‐Olivier.Mantomina@international.gc.ca
kurai.kingsley@international.gc.ca
Laetitia.gadegbeku@international.gc.ca
Larry Peck
Lisa Stadelbauer
Enhanced Economic Development Program
Canada’s Ambassador to Zimbabwe
Larry.peck@international.gc.ca
Lisa.stadelbauer@international.gc.ca
Patricia Malikail
Director General, Pan‐ Africa Bureau Patricia.malikail@international.gc.ca
Solomon Milimbo
Trade Commissioner Solomon.milimbo@international.gc.ca
Ola Mirzoeva
Trade Commissioner, Tanzania, Government of Canada Ola.mirzoeva@international.gc.ca
Shawn Barber Peter Fiamor
Trade Commissioner Peter.fiamor@international.gc.ca
High Commissioner of Canada to Mozambique, Malawi and Swaziland Shawn.barber@international.gc.ca
Teshome Nkrumah
Sr. Policy Analyst and Planner, Pan‐Africa Bureau Teshome.nkrumah@international.gc.ca
Endeavour Mining
Attie Roux
COO aroux@endeavourmining.com
Neil Woodyer
CEO nwoodyer@endeavourmining.com
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Doug Reddy
Richard Thomas
Senior Vice President, Business Development
Executive Vice President ‐ Technical Services
dreddy@endeavourmining.com
rthomas@endeavourmining.com
Canadian Delegation Participants List
PARTNER SPONSOR
Export Development Canada (EDC)
Andrea Caunt
James Babbitt
Robert Pelletier
Senior Sector Advisor, Extractive Industries
Senior Financing Manager, Structured Finance
Chief Representative, Africa
Agaunt@edc.ca
Jbabbitt@edc.ca
Rpelletier@edc.ca
Export Development Canada (EDC) cont...
Export Quebec
Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP
Alain Carrier
Adjoint a la direction Europe, Afrique et Moyen‐Orient et Coordonnateur Afrique et Moyen‐Orient
Stephen Wilhelm
Regional Vice President Swilhelm@edc.ca
Daye Kaba
Partner dkaba@fasken.com
alain.carier@economie.gouv.qc.ca
Galane Gold Ltd.
Ravi Sood
Chairman ravi@galanegold.com
IAMGOLD
Ionic Engineering
Oumar Toguyeni
Regional Vice President West Africa oumar_toguyeni@iamgold.com
Martin Davis
Sales Manager martin.davis@ionic‐eng.com
McCarthy Tetrault
Gregory Larroque
Counsel glarroque@mccarthy.ca
Jean Charest
Partner (Former Premier of Quebec) Email
Pierre Boivin
Partner bPiboivin@mccarthy.ca
Mining Association of Canada (MAC) The Mining Association of Canada ADVOCACY STEWARDSHIP COLLABORATION
Ben Chalmers
Vice President, Sustainable Development bchalmers@mining.ca
Pierre Gratton
President & CEO pgratton@mining.ca
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Canadian Delegation Participants List Natural Resources Canada (NRCan)
PARTNER SPONSOR
Roche
Natural Resources Canada Ressources naturelles Canada
Donna Kirkwood
Maureen Coulas
François Jasmin
Director General, Geological Survey of Canada
Senior Policy Advisor ‐ Africa Minerals and Metals Sector
Director Strategic Markets International Mining & Metallurgy, Oil & Gas
jDonna.Kirkwood@nrcan‐rncan.gc.ca
Maureen.Coulas@nrcan‐rncan.gc.ca
francois.jasmin@roche.ca
SDV Logistiques (Canada) Inc.
SOLMAX
Anna DeNobile
Robert LaVallière
David Cao
Sales & Marketing Manager / Projects
Vice‐President, Corporate Affairs & Investor Relations
Vice President ‐ Asia & Pacific Sales
a.denobile@sdv.ca
robert.lavalliere@semafo.com
dcao@solmax.com
SOLMAX cont...
Johan Behrens
Sales Manager dcao@solmax.com
Windiga Energy Inc. Canada
Benoit La Salle
President & CEO benoit.lasalle@windiga‐energy.com
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SEMAFO Inc.
Toronto Stock Exchange (TMX)
Graham Dallas
Martine Valcin
Head of Business Development
Director, Listed Issuer Services
graham.dallas@tmx.com
martine.valcin@tmx.com
WSP Canada Inc.
Jean-Marc Evenat
Vice President Development, Environment ‐ International jean.marc.evenat@wspgroup.com
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