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Convention Schedule
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Sat 02 May 08:30 - 17:00
Short Courses
Room:
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Sun 03 May 08:00 - 20:00
Registration
Registration
Room: Level 100
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Sun 03 May 08:30 - 17:00
Short Courses
Short Courses
Room:
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Sun 03 May 17:00 - 20:00
Student Poster Session
Student Poster Session
Room: Exhibit Halls
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Mon 04 May 07:30 - 17:00
Registration
Registration
Room: Level 100
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Mon 04 May 10:00 - 17:00
Student Poster Session
Room: Exhibit Halls
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Mon 04 May 14:00 - 16:05
Stakeholder Dialogue Session
Stakeholder Dialogue Session
Room: 120
Location:
Vancouver Convention CentreEarly engagement with communities potentially impacted by exploration and mining activities is an expectation of stakeholders and rights holders. Yet, determining “best” practice or “leading” practice is challenging given the need to consider the geographic, situational, cultural, and contextual variations from one project to another. To gain insight to current community engagement practices during exploration and mine development, a multi-stakeholder forum is proposed for CIM 2020.
Purpose of the Forum
- Secure specialized input and opinion on engagement tactics deemed most effective based on experiences of different groups: Indigenous people; government, regulatory agencies, community residents, company personnel.
- Gain consensus on community engagement strategies that are deemed most important and feasible during the advanced mineral exploration and design stage of mining projects.
Approach and Procedures
The session will begin with a short presentation, highlighting the findings of a recent UBC research study on public participation in mine planning. The objectives of the forum will be explained and the process for the interactive session introduced.
Participants will be seated at round tables of 6-8. Efforts will be made to ensure each table has a diversity of perspectives represented (company, community, rightsholders, government, regulatory, etc.). Each table will have an assigned discussant, whose job will be to document the table conversation and prompt discussion if necessary. UBC students and CIM volunteers will be used to fill the discussant role.
Each group will be guided through a consensus building exercise to determine engagement that they deem most effective. A facilitated conversation will follow to explore the group’s thoughts and ideas on how to development effective public participation approaches and to identify the assumptions being made.
RSVP: HERE
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Tue 05 May 07:30 - 17:00
Registration
Registration
Room: Level 100
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Tue 05 May 08:00 - 10:00
Young Mining Professionals (YMP) Keynote Breakfast
Young Mining Professionals (YMP) Keynote Breakfast
Room: 211
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Tue 05 May 09:45 - 16:05
Technical Program
Technical Program
Room:
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Tue 05 May 10:00 - 17:00
Student Poster Session
Student Poster Session
Room: Exhibit Halls
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Tue 05 May 12:00 - 14:00
Student-Industry Luncheon
Student-Industry Luncheon
Room: Room 211
Be there, get noticed! The Student-Industry Luncheon seats students next to mining professionals, giving them the opportunity to make that all important contact that can help propel their career. Students have the chance to practice their networking skills by engaging with future employers and potential mentors in this select and professional networking environment.
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Tue 05 May 17:00 - 19:00
Women in Mining Reception
Women in Mining Reception
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Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Wed 06 May 07:30 - 14:00
Registration
Registration
Room: Level 100
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre -
Wed 06 May 09:45 - 16:05
Technical Program
Technical Program
Room:
Location:
Vancouver Convention Centre