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Kalowatie Deonandan is an associate professor of political studies at the University of Saskatchewan.

Mining the gender gap: how do aboriginal women perceive mining in Canada?

Canada’s mining industry is an important player in the nation’s growth and prosperity, with some reporting that the sector is responsible for 3.5 per cent to

Opinion | BY BRENNAN FIELD, KALOWATIE DEONANDAN, RAYWAT DEONANDAN | December 5, 2016

Mining the gender gap: how do aboriginal women perceive mining in Canada?

Opinion | BY BRENNAN FIELD, KALOWATIE DEONANDAN, RAYWAT DEONANDAN | December 5, 2016

Canada’s mining industry is an important player in the nation’s growth and prosperity, with some reporting that the sector is responsible for 3.5 per cent to

Mining the gender gap: how do aboriginal women perceive mining in Canada?

Opinion | BY BRENNAN FIELD, KALOWATIE DEONANDAN, RAYWAT DEONANDAN | December 5, 2016

Canada’s mining industry is an important player in the nation’s growth and prosperity, with some reporting that the sector is responsible for 3.5 per cent to