Iain Thompson: Canada's Greatest Mining Advantage Isn't Underground

Iain Thompson: Canada's Greatest Mining Advantage Isn't Underground

The country's future competitiveness may depend as much on talent as it does on mineral wealth.

Canada has long been recognized for its mining expertise, and Iain Thompson believes that human capital will continue to be one of the industry's greatest strengths. As the next generation of mining professionals drives innovation and growth, Canadian companies could remain competitive both at home and around the world, creating opportunities for long-term investors.

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