- Osisko (OSK) published its 2021 Sustainable Development Report providing a detailed overview of the corporation’s ESG and economic contributions
- The company maintained a safe work environment for its employees and contractors at Windfall since the exploration started in 2015
- The report covers activities on Windfall, Quévillon, and Urban Barry projects from January 1 to December 31, 2021
- Osisko is a precious metal mining company which engages in acquiring, exploring and developing mineral properties
- Osisko Mining Inc. (OSK) is down 3.17 per cent, trading at C$2.60 per share at 1:11 pm ET
Osisko (OSK) published its 2021 Sustainable Development Report providing a detailed overview of the corporation’s ESG and economic contributions.
The company has sustainability anchored in its business strategy through the Health and Safety, Human Resources, Environmental, Community Relations and Responsible Procurement policies. In 2021, Osisko continued to closely monitor the COVID-19 response while moving forward to achieve its vision of being a sustainable company and an industry leader that is valued by its stakeholders.
Osisko also won the 2021 Mercure award in the Desjardins Sustainable Development Strategy category for the work ensuring the safe return of Cree workforce during the pandemic.
The company maintained a safe work environment for its employees and contractors at Windfall since the exploration started in 2015. It continues to minimize its effect on the environment through rigorous water, waste and spill management, land reclamation and advance closure planning.
The report covers activities on Windfall, Quévillon, and Urban Barry projects from January 1 to December 31, 2021.
Osisko is a precious metal mining company which engages in acquiring, exploring and developing mineral properties.
Osisko Mining Inc. (OSK) is down 3.17 per cent, trading at C$2.60 per share at 1:11 pm ET.