The world is changing rapidly. From climate change, to water availability and use, to waste management, to the concerns of our Communities of Interest, the mining sector is facing a host of global issues and challenges. ICARD 2012 will rise to meet these head on. Through the full life cycle of the activity that is mining, significant global advances have been made in predicting, mitigating, managing and preventing the potential impacts of drainage from sulphide mineral oxidation and metal leaching.

Come join us for the 2012 AAPS National Biotechnology Conference! The scientific programming will feature 19 symposia, 17 roundtables and mini-symposia, 8 sunrise sessions, 3 short courses, 2 workshops, and 1 brand new Advanced Immunogenicity training course.

Review session themes and find more information on the NBC program page.

View the interactive Preliminary Program of AAPS-NBC here.

This event is a great opportunity for contractors and service suppliers to network with producers without having to travel to Calgary and make appointments with prospective clients in the oil and gas industry. These producers will be available for two full days for consultation.

This year an additional dinner and breakfast with guest speakers has been added; up to 80 exhibitor booths, indoor and outdoor static displays portraying some of the most modern equipment in the oil and gas industry today. This will be the biggest FSJ Expo to date!

Expo Hours:
Wednesday, May 23rd: 12:00pm – 5:30pm
Thursday, May 24th: 10:00am – 5:00pm

- Establish contacts and build working relationships

- Inform communities about mining and exploration projects and issues

- Hold a dialogue on the impacts and benefits of mining

The warm hospitality that derives from community involvement ensures that Minerals North is distinct from any other mining conference in British Columbia.

The warm hospitality that derives from community involvement ensures that Minerals North is distinct from any other mining conference in British Columbia.

Maxxam is exhibiting at the Minerals North 2012 Conference in Burns Lake. Stop by and see us at booth #66.

Phil Heaton, Maxxam’s General Manager of Oil Sands and Upgrading, will give a presentation on “The Chemistry and Character of Athabasca Bitumen and its Products” on Monday, May 28th in Macleod A1 at 8:40am.

Maxxam has a double booth (#313 and 315) – where members of our technical and HR teams will be available to answer your questions about our services and the company. We invite interested candidates to explore possibilities of working at Maxxam. Drop off your resume and meet with one of our recruitment specialists or technical experts.