Session Details
Canada's mining industry is at a pivotal moment as proposed changes to National Instrument 43-101, anticipated to come into effect in 2027, raise important questions about mining companies’ access to capital, ability to communicate with their investors and investors’ ability to obtain the information they need. As a cornerstone of Canada's mining disclosure framework, NI 43-101 plays a critical role in the transparency and credibility of the Canadian capital markets. How might proposed changes reshape the way mining companies report technical information, attract investment and engage with investors?
After an introduction to NI 43-101, the proposed changes and its potential impact on capital markets, Sally Gillies (Ausenco) and Greg Gosson (WSP) will lead a distinguished panel of industry leaders offering diverse perspectives from across the mining sector, including mining companies, market analysts and qualified persons. Together, they will explore the potential implications of the proposed changes, examining how they could affect mining companies, technical reporting requirements, investment decisions and the broader capital markets ecosystem.
Through an engaging and thought-provoking discussion, panelists will share their perspectives on the opportunities, challenges and practical considerations associated with modernizing NI 43-101. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how the proposed changes could influence their organizations and their livelihood and the future of mining investment in Canada.