Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience recently joined the Artemis Project (“Artemis”), an organization formed to enhance gender diversity in mining by empowering female entrepreneurs. Many exploration and mining companies have recognized that gender diversity and inclusivity is essential to build stronger economies, achieve internationally set goals for development and sustainability, and to improve business outcomes for companies. Through Artemis, Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience is exposed to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (“UN SDGs”; https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/), a set of approaches to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all.
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On January 27, 2019, Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience and Condor Consulting of Denver, Colorado, USA, announced that the two companies entered into a strategic alliance to augment each other’s integrated consulting and field services. “We are thrilled to partner with Condor Consulting and their Canadian subsidiary, Condor North. This collaboration will allow RonacherMcKenzie to expand the geophysical services we offer our clients, including magnetotellurics; Condor will have access to our geologists who are experts in their fields” says Ronacher McKenzie’s Principal Geologist Elisabeth Ronacher.
Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience was represented at the annual Saskatchewan Open House held in Saskatoon from December 3-5, 2018 . Our Senior Geologist Tony French was in attendance to take in talks and meet with clients. Tony is one of Ronacher McKenzie’s Saskatchewan-based geoscientists. He has been working in diamond and uranium exploration for over 30 years.
Ronacher McKenzie’s Principal Geologist, Elisabeth Ronacher, attended the Geochemistry of Mineral Deposits Gordon Research Conference in Waterville Valley, NH, United States, from August 5-10, 2018. The Gordon Research Conferences “provide an international forum for the presentation and discussion of frontier research” (www.grc.org). The conference brought together geoscientists from industry, academia and government to discuss the latest advances in ore deposit research (https://www.grc.org/geochemistry-of-mineral-deposits-conference/2018/).
The PDAC’s Student Industry Mineral Exploration Workshop (“SIMEW”;http://www.pdac.ca/members/students/s-imew/s-imew-2018) is currently taking place in northern Ontario. Every spring, the PDAC brings together the top geoscience students in the country to participate in this workshop.
Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience attended the AME Roundup in January. It was held in the west wing of the Vancouver Convention Centre, and although not under the beautiful sails like in previous years, the change in location was convenient due to the proximity of the Cambridge House Vancouver Resource Investment Conference. Delegates were happy for the convenience to attend events at both conferences with relative ease.
We will be delivering a talk titled “Intelligent Exploration Data Integration: A Roadmap to Success”. With examples of innovative data integration and related field services, this talk will demonstrate how an integrated approach to exploration data accelerates the path to discovery. The talk will take place on Monday, March 6th at 2pm in the Northern Ontario Pavilion (6109N)
Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience will attend the AME Roundup 2017 from January 22 to 26, 2017.
If you are a junior exploration company with properties in Ontario and have a market capitalization of less than $5 million, you may wish to apply for this incentive program. Geared towards grassroots mineral exploration in Northern Ontario, financial assistance of up to $100,000 per project is available through the Ontario Prospector’s Association.
Ronacher McKenzie Geoscience is pleased to announce it has been selected as one of the honorary prize winners of the Karelian Gold Rush 2015 Global Exploration Challenge (Press Release). Endomines AB launched the Karelian Gold Rush 2015 in March 2015, publishing a variety of exploration data, including surface geochemical data, geophysical data and drillhole information. The challenge was open to all interested parties.
