Brucejack mine site under development back in 2015.
Mining for smarties is always a big draw when SEG visits local classrooms.
Hy-Tech Diamond drill working near Brucejack Mine in northwest BC.
Chalcopyrite in core from the Galore Creek Mining Corporation jointly owned by Teck and Newmont.
Young geologist-in-training investigates a shiny rock at John Field Elementary School in Hazelton.
May 6 - 8 2026
Minerals North 2026 in Smithers will feature a terrific program May 6 to 8 and will welcome everyone by showcasing the community’s importance to the minerals industry.
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Minerals North is also the perfect event for helping area students get hands-on experience in the importance of minerals in our every-day lives, plus the potential for exciting careers. SEG will fill the nearby curling rink with Minerals Rock. It promises fun and engaging games and displays geared to the elementary and secondary schools in School District 54. We will be looking for volunteer geologists to help staff the displays to ensure we can answer all kinds of questions about shiny rocks and exciting careers. If you can handle an hour or two during Minerals North 2026 contact Georgia at outreachsmithersexplorationgr@gmail.com
SEG's 2026 Annual General Meeting will take place Friday April 10.
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