Teck Resources Limited

This is a new era for Teck as we complete our shift to focus entirely on providing the metals that matter for global development and the energy transition.   As we work to advance our leading copper growth portfolio and maintain our strong zinc position, our values remain unchanged. We will continue to deliver on our purpose to responsibly provide the metals that matter, while caring for the people, communities, and land we love.

Teck Receives Regulatory Approval for Sale of Steelmaking Coal Business https://lnkd.in/gaBHN74v

Congratulations to the mine rescue teams, including those from Teck, for showcasing their emergency response skills at the 66th Annual Provincial Mine Rescue and First Aid Competition at the Britannia Mine Museum near Squamish, B.C.    These teams are the ultimate multi-taskers, acting as their operation’s firefighters, paramedics, and high-angle rescue experts. They have also stepped up to help their communities in times of need, including during the Lladnar Creek and Mount Bingay wildfires in B.C.’s Elk Valley last year.    At Teck, safety is a core value, and we deeply appreciate their hard work and dedication to keeping everyone safe. Thank you!  https://lnkd.in/gGN7Zhwf 

Happy Canada Day! As a proudly Canadian company for over 110 years, Teck responsibly produces critical minerals essential for security and the energy transition, while supporting jobs and economic prosperity across the nation.

In honour of both Indigenous History Month and Pride in June, Teck commissioned artwork from Kayla Phillips Washington, an artist of Nlaka’pamux and Tsilhqot’in heritage from Nooaitch Indian Band. At its center is a turtle, symbolizing Turtle Island, adorned with four directional colors. Inside the turtle, rainbow hues represent inclusivity and mindfulness towards the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Kayla says “I have also included Nlaka’pamux language in my piece. It’s a Nlaka’pamux quote that has stuck with me when I think of my nation, ‘We are strong,’ because we are strong people.”

Teck is honoured to be named one of the Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada for the 18th consecutive year, in recognition of our work to responsibly produce the metals that matter for global development and the energy transition, while caring for the people, communities, and the environment where we operate. https://lnkd.in/gEqkDZGH 

“Teck Chile’s employee group PRIZMA was created to promote a safe workplace and a space where 2SLGBTQ+ employees and allies can share ideas, receive professional development, and build a sense of community—with the goal of fostering an environment where every employee feels respected and included.     Since its inception, PRIZMA has undertaken several initiatives to promote Teck’s values of respect and inclusion, such as organizing talks that emphasize respect, empathy and courageous leadership. The group has also been actively involved in training workshops aimed at raising awareness and building skills related to diversity and inclusion.” 

Today marks National Indigenous Peoples Day in Canada, a day to celebrate the rich cultures, traditions and contributions of Indigenous Peoples in both countries and around the world. In Canada, 12 outstanding First Nations, Métis and Inuit individuals will be honoured during the broadcast of the Indspire Awards tonight. As a proud sponsor, we are honoured to support this celebration of Indigenous excellence and the inspiring stories of these remarkable individuals.

Teck is a proud supporter of Mining for Miracles and congratulates all Pie Throw participants for raising $1.65M to complete the fundraising goal for BC Children’s Hospital’s Precision Health Initiative! This funding will bring advanced genetic and molecular technologies for better diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases, personalized healthcare, and improved answers for children with rare, previously undiagnosed conditions, offering new hope to many families. https://lnkd.in/gkFDSRd

Today marks National Indigenous Peoples Day in Chile, a day to celebrate the rich cultures, traditions and contributions of Indigenous Peoples in both countries and around the world. In Chile, in collaboration with the Quechua community of Ollagüe, we will protect 5,800 hectares of wetlands in the Alconcha Salt Flat (Salar de Alconcha) Conservation Area, located 4,123 meters above sea level, as part of our efforts to achieve a net positive impact on biodiversity. An Indigenous Stewardship Fund has also been created for the development of environmental stewardship initiatives focused on Indigenous Peoples.