By Alan Coutts, President and CEO
Aroland First Nation is located 20 km west of Nakina in Northwestern Ontario and holds the traditional lands at the south end of the proposed North-South all-season road to the Ring of Fire.
The Noront team visited Aroland in mid-May to better understand the vision and economic development strategy that Chief and Council have for their community. Continue Reading Welcome Aroland!
By Alan Coutts, President and CEO
Aroland First Nation is located 20 km west of Nakina in Northwestern Ontario and holds the traditional lands at the south end of the proposed North-South all-season road to the Ring of Fire.
The Noront team visited Aroland in mid-May to better understand the vision and economic development strategy that Chief and Council have for their community. Continue Reading 
By Stephen Flewelling, CDO
On May 7, 2019, Noront announced Sault Ste. Marie as the location of our future Ferrochrome Production Facility (FPF).
This followed a two-year analysis during which we narrowed our decision from four site proposals to the final choice. So, why exactly did we choose the Soo? 
By Roydon Spence, Geological Technician
My first job with Noront was assisting with the major core haul program at McFauld’s Lake in 2014. Since then I’ve taken on other roles and contracts, and I now work as a geological technician at Esker Site where I help the geologists and work with core.
By Glenn Nolan, VP Government Affairs
When the weather gets rough, I always think of our workers. Whether it’s bone-numbing cold and hurricane force winds or hot summer days when the air is filled with biting flies, I am often taken back to my days working in the James Bay Lowlands cutting survey lines with my crew between '79 and '95. 
By Stephen Sagutch, Camp Support
A lot of great employee stories have been shared in Eagle’s Eye. For those interested in working at Noront, here’s how I got hired and some tips about what to do if you’d like to work here.
When I heard there was going to be mining development in the Ring of Fire, I saw it as an opportunity. 
By Curtis Coaster, Field Assistant
Travel is a significant part of working in a remote camp. Esker Camp is in the marshy James Bay Lowlands, so our methods for getting to work change with the seasons.
We start out with a travel plan organized by our Logistics Coordinator, Catherine Niemi. Depending on where you live, travel days can begin bright and early at 6am, 
By Brandyn Chum, Camp Support
I first wanted to take a heavy equipment course three years ago. When I finally got the go ahead in September 2018, I was excited and nervous. I chose 3-piece Heavy Equipment Training so I could learn how to operate a Rubber Tire Backhoe, a Bulldozer and an Excavator (my favorite).