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The latest trends in mining disputes in Canada

By Rachel Howie
April 11, 2022
  • Foreign Investment
  • Litigation
  • Mining
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In this vlog, Rachel Howie discusses trends in mining disputes and risk management for Canadian mining companies from an international perspective. Canada is home to many mining companies with international operations. This vlog will cover key trends and developments from expansion and rising litigation risks which Canadian mining companies with international operations should be aware of.

Watch our vlog with Rachel to learn more on dispute trends and risk management for Canadian mining companies.

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About Rachel Howie

Rachel Howie (She/Her/Hers) is the co-leader of the Litigation and Dispute Resolution group in Canada and the national Alternative Dispute Resolution and Arbitration group. Her practice focuses on international and domestic arbitration and litigation, primarily in the energy, mining and natural resources industries.

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