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Public Affairs & Communications. Hope is not a strategy. RT ≠ endorsement. I help organizations outperform their own expectations in public affairs

Toronto'ish
Joined April 2009
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Great to spend time in @DowntownFred and connect with @BloomfieldIrish a Minister driving change for the province #exploration #mining @Gov_NB #EMP51
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Great to speak today in Timmins on the powerful role that #mineral #exploration plays in the #Ontario #economy @ON_prospectors
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I'm delighted to be speaking at this event and I'd love to see you there! Learn more and register here: invt.io/1txb7rs10jc
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Most strikeouts all-time: 1. Nolan Ryan: 5,714 2. Randy Johnson: 4,875 3. Roger Clemens: 4,672 4. Steve Carlton: 4,136 5. Bert Blyleven: 3,701 6. Tom Seaver: 3,640 7. Don Sutton: 3,574 8. Justin Verlander: 3,560 9. Max Scherzer: 3,557 10. Gaylord Perry: 3,534
Max Scherzer leaves the mound to a standing ovation for what could be the final time in his legendary career 👏
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This is super rad.
Rush with Stewart Copeland
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Time for a mineral-first industrial strategy The paradox of Ontario’s modern industrial strategy is vividly apparent from the window of an airplane flying north from Toronto. Look down at the grid of Southern Ontario, and you will see the glittering blueprints of a twenty-first-century industrial renaissance: sprawling commercial and industrial investments in electric vehicle (EV) battery gigafactories, clean-energy corridors and advanced manufacturing hubs heavily fortified by billions of dollars in taxpayer subsidies. #mining #miningnews #canadamining #canadianminingjournal #criticalminerals #geopoloitics #bev #technology #innovation #financing #infrastructure canadianminingjournal.com/fe…
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MAC taps Ben Chalmers to succeed long-standing CEO The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) has named Ben Chalmers as its new president and CEO. He succeeds Pierre Gratton who is retiring after more than 15 years leading the association. #mining #miningnews #canadamining #canadianminingjournal #mac #appointments #advocacy #association #miningpeople canadianminingjournal.com/ne…
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looking forward to this great event - stop by and say hello!
Join the Ontario Prospectors Association at NEOMMS 2026! Connect with industry leaders, explore geoscience insights, and discover investment opportunities in one of Canada's premier mining regions. See you there! porcupineprospectors.ca/even…
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We're forming new committees and looking for members who want to help shape the future of prospecting in Ontario. Interested? Send your resume and a short note about where you'd like to contribute to: [email protected]. #OntarioProspectors #Prospecting #Volunteer
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Rush with Stewart Copeland
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Unsure of what the future holds, but Thank You, Jays Fans, for loving my brother the way that you do!
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Still wondering how Nico Hulkenberg avoided the spinning Gabriel Bortoleto on the first lap at Zandvoort? 🙋‍♂️ Here's how... 👀 #F1 #DutchGP
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BREAKING NEWS: Youppi! has signed an executive order to rename Washington Nationals as “Montreal Expos,” a change the mascot says ​would take effect immediately
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The name Lake Ontario comes from the Wendat word Ontari’io, which, appropriately, means “the lake is beautiful, the lake is big”. The name is more than 400 years old, predating both the Confederation of Canada and the Declaration of Independence of the United States of America. We know that America is changing. Their trading relationships, their foreign policies, their national monuments, their hydronyms. Canadians also know that naming reality means calling it Lake Ontario – then, now and always.
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