1844 RESOURCES is an exploration company with a focus in grossly underexplored regions “Gaspé and Chibougamau Québec”.
Gaspé
The Gaspe Peninsula has had multiple producing mines historically, one of them being the Gaspe Copper Mine (“Gaspe Copper”) in Murdochville, which produced approximately 141 million tons @ 0.85% copper from 1954 to 1999 under Noranda.
CHIBOUGAMAU
Copper and gold were discovered in the early 1900's and roads and railroad access were completed in the early 1950's. The town of Chibougamau was established in 1952 and numerous mines were developed along the shores of Lac Doré and Lac Chibougamau.
management
DIRECTORS
advisory board
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ROBERT P. WARES
P.Geo., Advisor (Founder of Osisko, 15 years exp. in Gaspe Peninsula) |
TIM TERMUENDE
Geo. (President of Eagle Plains resources) |
Alain Beland
Business development |
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INFORMATION
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HEAD OFFICE
4th Avenue South, suite 602-224 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 5M5 LEGAL ADVICE
McMillan LL P1055 W.Georgia Street, suite 1500 Vancouver, B.C. V6E 4N9 |
MONTREAL OFFICE
2580 Boul. Industriel Chambly, Québec J3L 4V2 AUDIT
Davidson & Company 1200 – 609 Granville Street P.O. Box 10372, Pacific Centre Vancouver, B.C. V7Y 1G6 |
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GOVERNANCE
Sustainable development and responsible governance
Sustainable development and responsible governance are essential elements in the management of the mining and exploration projects of 1844 Resources Inc. 1844 strives to responsibly use the resources of the territories in which we have projects.
To do this, while diligently applying technically proven and economically feasible measures to protect the environment and health and safety in all of its exploration activities and assume its social responsibility to the communities in which it operates, the company should not omit the guiding principles of CSR.
Sustainable development and responsible governance are essential elements in the management of the mining and exploration projects of 1844 Resources Inc. 1844 strives to responsibly use the resources of the territories in which we have projects.
To do this, while diligently applying technically proven and economically feasible measures to protect the environment and health and safety in all of its exploration activities and assume its social responsibility to the communities in which it operates, the company should not omit the guiding principles of CSR.
In terms of governance and responsible management, we must ensure:
That the employees at all levels understand their environmental and social responsibilities and work to improve their working environment;
To plan, evaluate and manage all projects with rigor to minimize the negative effects on the environment and local communities.
That the employees at all levels understand their environmental and social responsibilities and work to improve their working environment;
To plan, evaluate and manage all projects with rigor to minimize the negative effects on the environment and local communities.
The responsible management of a project on land used by others through dialogue. We must ensure that we:
Develop a proactive, open and transparent communication with local authorities (including indigenous communities), municipal and Government agencies;
Develop a proactive communication with other stakeholders of the territory.
Develop a proactive, open and transparent communication with local authorities (including indigenous communities), municipal and Government agencies;
Develop a proactive communication with other stakeholders of the territory.
In terms of health and safety, we shall ensure that we:
Implement, with due diligence, the regulations in matters of health and safety in all of its exploration activities;
Implement, with due diligence, the regulations in matters of health and safety in all of its exploration activities;
In terms of environment, we must ensure that we:
Implement, with due diligence, all regulations in matters of environment in all its exploration activities;
Implement, with due diligence, all regulations in matters of environment in all its exploration activities;
In words socio – economic, we must ensure that:
To the extent possible, generate local benefits and contribute to local development through constructive partnerships with Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities, in respect for the interests of each.
To the extent possible, generate local benefits and contribute to local development through constructive partnerships with Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities, in respect for the interests of each.