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Meet Becky, a Teck employee and the Senior Personnel Assistant for the Community Reporter Program at Red Dog Operations, who's helping to foster transparency and respect for Iñupiaq traditions. Through the Community Reporter Program, Teck works with dedicated local reporters from Noatak and Kivalina like Becky to support shared interests in environmental stewardship, with a focus on the caribou population. The reporters observe activities on-site, document their findings and share reports with local councils to ensure responsible practices.

Teck Quebrada Blanca proudly supported the recent Noche de Estrellas (Night of the Stars) event organized by the Municipality of Pica in Chile, bringing together science, culture and entrepreneurship to promote the region’s astrotourism potential. 🌌 With engaging activities like a mobile planetarium, expert talks and local showcases, the event highlighted the Quisma Valley’s unique skies and cultural heritage. Through our partnership with Fundación Círculo para el Desarrollo, we’re helping equip local tourism entrepreneurs with tools to thrive and innovate.

How does zinc contribute to a low-carbon economy? Zinc is essential for renewable energy technologies. Offshore wind turbines require zinc coatings to withstand harsh conditions. Solar panels also need zinc coatings to prevent rust and extend their lifespan. Zinc is making its mark in energy storage too - it works well in cold weather and offers easier end-of-life recycling. As Canada’s critical minerals champion, we’re producing metals that help protect our energy future. https://ow.ly/BZTe50WJKsX #EconomicGrowth #CriticalMinerals

#FunFact Meet the Bertram Bull Lathe, one of the oldest pieces of equipment at Teck Trail Operations. The lathe was produced in the early 1920s by John Bertram and Sons, a Canadian pioneer in machine tools manufacturing. Lathes are used to create symmetrical objects like ball mills, ring gears and tires at TRO – and this one is still operational after more than 100 years!

How does copper drive the clean energy transition? Copper’s exceptional conductivity makes it indispensable for efficient, low-carbon energy technologies. As demand for copper grows across wind, solar and electric vehicles, and across the power grid to fuel AI, Teck is working to increase copper production to help meet the world’s growing need. https://ow.ly/5n4y50WIpH2 #EconomicGrowth #AIInfrastructure #CopperDemand

When floodwaters rose in a remote part of Alaska last fall, an Environmental Technical Supervisor at Red Dog Operations stepped in to help rescue a Kotzebue family from their remote fishing cabin. For his courage, Tristen was honoured by the American Red Cross with the Heroes Award for Transportation Safety, a recognition given to those who go above and beyond to save lives and make a lasting impact in their communities. We’re proud to celebrate Tristen for his role in getting the family to safety and for living our value of making sure everyone goes home safe and healthy every single day.

Teck tees up support for mental health. ⛳ Team Teck swung for a great cause at the annual Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital Health Foundation Golf Classic near our Trail Operations last month. The tourney raised $2M in support of the hospital's Mental Health Matters campaign, aimed at revitalizing mental health care across the region.

Prize alert!    Teck is proud to continue its multi-year partnership with Science World in Vancouver as the presenting sponsor of the Geology Exhibit in the Search: Sara Stern Gallery.    As part of this exciting collaboration, we’re thrilled to support the “Metals & Minerals Matter!” contest to help inspire the next generation of scientists and innovators while highlighting the importance of responsible resource development. 

Meet Odin and Dozer, Teck's very own Paw Patrol! You'll find Odin at our Schaft Creek project and Dozer, Odin’s mother, at Galore Creek – a 50/50 joint venture project – in Tahltan Territory in Northwestern B.C. The pair, who belong to a Tahltan family, work at the camps for the field season, earning a daily salary to help keep workers safe and the sites free of bears. Big props to these hard-working pups for the job they do!

Today, August 9, we join the global community in recognizing International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples – a day to celebrate the diversity, strength and resilience of Indigenous peoples. We’re honoured to work alongside Indigenous communities and grateful for their knowledge and leadership in safeguarding their rights and cultures. https://ow.ly/eiCC50WB3Gs