TNDC News
2022
7 Jul |
Connecting with our Shareholders at TNDC’s 2022 AGMTNDC was pleased to connect with our shareholders – Tahltan membership – at our 2022 Annual General Meeting (AGM), held July 4, 2022 in Dease Lake. TNDC shared updates on its business activities and finances for the 2021-2022 fiscal year; in addition, TNDC laid out its vision and focus for 2022 and 2023. The event included a question and answer session that enabled Tahltan membership to ask questions and provide feedback to TNDC’s Board of Directors and Executive Leadership Team. |
24 Jun |
TNDC Releases Historic 2022 Annual ReportTahltan Nation Development Corporation (TNDC) is pleased to release our 2022 Annual Report showcasing our accomplishments of our 2021-2022 fiscal year. The most expansive annual report TNDC has ever produced, this year’s annual report looks back at 2021 accomplishments and looks ahead at the 2022 outlook. These perspectives are reflected in the messages from our Chair and CEO, reports from all areas of our business, including our business partnerships, and recaps our key projects and contracts. |
21 Jun |
Celebrating National Indigenous Peoples DayToday, June 21, TNDC joins the Tahltan Nation – and all Indigenous communities across the country – in celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day. This day – and the month of June – is a special occasion for all Canadians to recognize and learn more about the rich and diverse cultures, voices, experiences, histories, strengths and outstanding contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. |
16 Jun |
TNDC Announces New Vice President of ConstructionTNDC is pleased to welcome Bruce Gordichuk as Vice President of Construction, a newly created role that will be instrumental in managing TNDC’s construction field teams to deliver on client commitments. Overseeing TNDC’s Heavy Construction division, Bruce is responsible for ensuring operational health, safety and environment compliance, operational excellence and project delivery, and construction team training and development. In this leadership role, Bruce will oversee project execution and division operations, provide technical guidance to project teams, and deliver project briefings to client. |
15 Jun |
TNDC Celebrates International Day of Women in MiningToday, June 15, TNDC celebrates International Day of Women in Mining (IDWIM). We are salute the many women who work in the sector, including the many talented women on the TNDC team and Tahltan women who work in a variety of positions. |
2 Jun |
Notice of TNDC Annual General Meeting
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31 May |
TNDC & CityWest Begins Fibre-Optic Construction in Tahltan TerritoryDease Lake, B.C. / May 31, 2022 – Tahltan Communications – a partnership between Tahltan Nation Development Corporation (TNDC) and CityWest Cable and Telephone Corporation – has today officially begun construction to provide high speed telecommunications services over fibre optics into Tahltan Territory. Tahltan Communications is building over 200 kilometers of new fibre optic cable in unison with fibre optic strands that are part of the BC Hydro Northwest Transmission Line (NTL). Tahltan Communications will provide high speed Gigabit connectivity to the communities of Iskut and Dease Lake by early 2023. This $13-million project will also provide high speed fibre optic based telecommunication services to the many small, medium and large industrial businesses in Tahltan Territory. |
20 May |
TNDC Named to Indigenomics 2022 10 To Watch ListDease Lake, B.C., May 24, 2022 – TNDC has been named to the Indigenomics 2022 10 to Watch List at the Indigenomics Design Conference in Vancouver. |
6 May |
TNDC Wins Top Indigenous Business of the Year AwardDease Lake, B.C., May 6, 2022 – For over 30 years, the Tahltan Nation Development Corporation (TNDC) has played an instrumental role in developing Northwest British Columbia, including the mining and exploration sector in BC’s Golden Triangle. |
5 May |
TNDC Marks National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+Today – May 5 – is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ (Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex and asexual plus) people. It is also known as Red Dress Day, when many wear red to draw attention to missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two spirit people and as a call for all Canadians to remember and to take action. |