Brucejack mine site under development back in 2015.
Junior prospectors hard at work beside SEG booth at Hazelton Pioneer Days.
Hy-Tech Diamond drill working near Brucejack Mine in northwest BC.
Young geologist-in-training investigates a shiny rock at John Field Elementary School in Hazelton.
Diamond Drill working at the Brucejack site in northwest BC in 2021.
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Rock Talk 2025 was held February 18 to 20 in Smithers with more than 105 delegates jamming the Smithers Curling Rink. Thanks to the work of Regional Geologist Nate Corcoran, the speakers covered the full range of exploration and mining projects in northwest BC, as well as the North Central region.
Rock Talk 2025 sponsors were very supportive in making Rock Talk a success and laid the groundwork for SEG’s year-round work on behalf of the mineral industry in the region.
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GOLD SPONSOR
COPPER SPONSOR
SILVER SPONSOR
BRONZE SPONSOR
RECEPTION SPONSOR
Rock Talk 2025 attracted a broader range of delegates than ever before. Of course our loyal local supporters and industry people from the Lower Mainland and the Island dominated the registration. But we had visitors from Vernon, Trail, Cranbrook, Golden, Calgary, Edmonton, North Battleford, Toronto, Val D’Or and Golden, Colorado. Interesting mix. Thanks to everyone for making Rock Talk 2025 a success.
Thanks also to the Rock Talk 2025 committee with Regan Chernish, Lorie Farrell, Heather Gallagher, Judi L’Orsa, and Chris Ogryzlo plus volunteer Tracy McIntyre. Apologies to anyone missing from the list.
Rock Talk isn't just about rocks...check out our curling 101 session. 
It’s time to prepare for Smithers Exploration Group’s 48th Golf Scramble Tournament, Friday, September 12 at the Smithers Golf Club.
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