Teck Resources Limited

Season 2 of Why We Mine is available now! This season, we explore critical minerals and why they're so important to the energy transition and the economy, how the mining industry can work with communities, including Indigenous Peoples, to foster trust and what the next generation of miners has to say about the industry.    In Episode 1, we break down common stereotypes of mining in pop culture and then bust some myths with the leader of a modern mining town – Mayor Robin Smith of the District of Logan Lake in British Columbia.   Listen wherever you get your podcasts and on Teck’s YouTube channel https://lnkd.in/g7nEPp_R

As a company with operations, projects, and employees based in the United States, we are honoured to observe Indigenous Peoples Day. Today and every day, we recognize and respect the unique histories, rights and cultures of Indigenous Peoples in the U.S. and commit to learning from and building meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities. In recognition of this day, Teck commissioned this artwork from Savannah Anderson, a member of the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, with lineage ties to the Umóⁿhoⁿ Tribe and the Chickahominy Tribe. The artwork features Savannah’s grandfather and aunt, symbolizing the timeless connection between generations. We are grateful for Savannah's thoughtful representation of her family’s heritage and the opportunity to collaborate on a project that honours Indigenous voices. At Teck, we are committed to deepening our understanding of Indigenous experiences and fostering sustainable relationships. This artwork reflects our ongoing dedication to these values.

Today we recognize World Mental Health Day, a day to raise awareness of mental health issues around the world and to mobilize efforts in support of mental health. The theme this year is “Mental Health at Work,” highlighting how a safe, healthy work environment can act as a positive factor for mental health. At Teck, our vision is everyone going home safe and healthy every day, and that includes supporting the mental health of our workforce with robust health and wellness programs and services that are immediate, confidential, and available 24/7/365.

Growing the critical minerals sector in North America is about more than just EVs and iPhones – it’s about economic, energy and national security. Teck stands ready to help Canada and the United States capture this generational opportunity. President and CEO Jonathan Price made that case this morning alongside U.S. Ambassador to Canada David L. Cohen at an event hosted by the American Canadian Chamber of Commerce and the Business Council of Canada.

Canada has a tremendous opportunity to create jobs and strengthen productivity by growing our critical minerals sector, Teck President and CEO Jonathan Price shared today at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Natural Resource Speaking Tour in Vancouver. Every mining job creates about four other jobs throughout the economy, supporting families and communities.

Teck is honoured to be named to the Forbes list of the World’s Best Employers 2024, an employee-driven ranking of multinational companies and institutions from over 50 countries around the world. “As we produce the metals that matter for the energy transition, a core part of our success is our diverse team of skilled, dedicated and passionate people,” said Jonathan Price, President and CEO. “We are committed to supporting the growth and development of our people and fostering a diverse workplace where everyone is included and valued.”

Metals that Matter for Technology: Copper's high conductivity and Zinc’s protective properties make these metals essential components in clean technologies. Teck produces the metals that help responsibly power our sustainable future.

Why We Mine, Teck’s podcast about sustainable mining, is back for Season 2! This season we explore critical minerals and why they're so important to the energy transition, how the mining industry can work with communities, including Indigenous Peoples, to foster trust and what the next generation of miners has to say about the industry. Season 2 of Why We Mine drops October 15. Find it wherever you get your podcasts. #podcast #criticalminerals #mining Robin Stickley

COME AND MEET US IN PERSON! Drop by the Teck booth at the Vernon Hiring & Post-Secondary Education Expo 2024 on October 3, 2024. Discover your next big opportunity with a leading Canadian resource company focused on responsibly providing metals essential to economic development and the energy transition. See you there! Get your free event tickets at https://lnkd.in/gJ4Z3USb

Teck’s transformation to a pure-play energy transition metals company and the strong outlook for the copper market – driven by trends including urbanization, electrification and AI – were just some of the topics discussed by Teck President and CEO Jonathan Price and LME CEO Matthew Chamberlain at #LMEWeek.