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Innovators, assemble! 🤖🔧 48 student teams from across the globe showcased their engineering skills and creativity at the FIRST Robotics Canadian Pacific Regional Competition. From coding wizards to mechanical masterminds, Teck is proud to sponsor the event and FIRST Robotics BC and watch the next generation of creators and problem-solvers shape the future of engineering and the mining industry.

Teck was honoured to contribute to the Paul Myers Tower at Lions Gate Hospital, helping to install antimicrobial copper surfaces throughout the high-tech acute-care facility including on door handles, push plates and grab bars as one of the many infection control measures to keep everyone safe. Nicole Tapia, Lead, Social Performance, and Carleigh Whitman, Acting Head, Social Performance and Indigenous Relations, were at the tower’s opening to unveil an educational wall to highlight copper’s unique properties, which can eliminate up to 99.9% of harmful bacteria and helps protect patients, visitors and healthcare workers.

“Back to the Fire” is a Canadian documentary series currently in production that brings to life powerful, multi-generational stories of resilience and wisdom from First Nations communities across the country. This timely initiative explores how First Nations Elders are using traditional teachings to fuel the success of the next generation of leadership. With support from Teck, the pilot episode is complete and we had a screening for our employees, sparking meaningful discussions on First Nations history and values in honour of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. https://ow.ly/2NJK50VtuAT

Metals and critical minerals are the backbone of economic development and national security, making it imperative to work together to grow production of these essential resources. Teck Executive Vice President & Chief Strategy Officer Jeff Hanman (pictured far left) joined other industry experts at the #SAFESummit2025 in Washington, D.C. to discuss how industry, governments and stakeholders can collaborate to increase supply chain security for infrastructure and defence metals, while also creating economic prosperity and opportunity.

From coast to coast to coast, the Trans Canada Trail connects every province and territory - linking communities, cultures and breathtaking landscapes. Since 2018, our support for this remarkable project has helped revitalize trails in British Columbia - from reinforcing bridges in Nelson to creating safer, scenic routes in Castlegar - bringing environmental benefits, enhanced recreation, and economic growth to communities. We are proud to support a more connected and vibrant Canada. https://lnkd.in/gc-Dk4EA

Por su aporte al desarrollo regional y sus historias inspiradoras, Joselyn Soto, superintendenta de Mantenimiento Mina de Teck Quebrada Blanca; y a Aurora Cayo, cocinera tradicional Aymara y yatiri del Programa #Originarias fueron reconocidas entre las ‘Mujeres Líderes de Tarapacá’, iniciativa del diario La Estrella de Iquique. En total, 16 mujeres fueron destacadas en la ceremonia de reconocimiento de esta nueva versión de la campaña que el medio de comunicación regional promueve cada año, para reconocer el invaluable aporte que ellas realizan en diversos ámbitos que van desde la #minería y el emprendimiento hasta el mundo indígena y la innovación tecnológica. Para Teck es un orgullo apoyar esta iniciativa y contribuir a visibilizar el impacto positivo del liderazgo femenino en diversos ámbitos sociales y laborales, traspasando un mensaje como agentes de cambio. #MesdelaMujer #AcelerarlaAcción https://ow.ly/YLYB50VpRgB

Congratulations to the Tahltan Selects for their victory at the Dease Lake 4x4 Industry Hockey Tournament earlier this month! The team represented the Schaft Creek Project, Teck's joint venture in northwestern British Columbia, at the tournament, which brought together hockey teams formed by companies working within Tahltan Territory for a friendly competition and a fundraiser for the Dease Lake Community Centre.

At this week’s Chatham House Climate and Energy Summit, Teck’s Chief Commercial Officer Ian Anderson spoke about the importance of responsibly sourced critical minerals as the first step in a resilient supply chain to support economic stability, energy security and national defence. He was joined by Rohitesh Dhawan, President and CEO, ICMM, Claudia Rodríguez Lagos EVP, Cochilco, Olivia Lazard, Fellow, Carnegie Europe, and Olena Pavlenko, President, DiXi Group.

Collaborating on ways to produce and secure critical minerals has become a priority for nations around the world. Teck’s President and CEO Jonathan Price and Chief Commercial Officer Ian Anderson joined Chatham House Senior Research Fellow Dr Daniel Quiggin and more than 25 global leaders in government, industry and finance at the world-leading policy institute Chatham House in London today to discuss how best to secure critical minerals supply chains needed for economic growth and energy security.

From research on kidney filtration and colour blindness to the science behind geodes, the students at St. Michael’s Elementary School in Trail, British Columbia, demonstrated their knowledge and learning at the school’s annual Science Fair. A big thank you to organizers and the kids at St. Michael’s for sharing their creativity, and thanks to Teck Trail Operations employees for participating as judges at the event!