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Selkirk Copper Announces Selkirk First Nation Citizens Kevin McGinty and Morris Morrison to join the Executive and Management team as Vice President, Lands and Environment, and Manager, Community Relations
Highlights: Selkirk Copper announces the appointment of Kevin McGinty as Vice President, Lands...
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[{"type":"text","content":"Selkirk Copper Announces Selkirk First Nation Citizens Kevin McGinty and Morris Morrison to join the Executive and Management team as Vice President, Lands and Environment, and Manager, Community RelationsHighlights:Selkirk Copper announces the appointment of Kevin McGinty as Vice President, Lands and Environment, and Morris Morrison as Manager, Community RelationsVancouver, British Columbia and Pelly Crossing, Yukon--(Newsfile Corp. - December 3, 2025) - Selkirk Copper Mines Inc. (TSXV: SCMI) (FSE: IO20) (\"Selkirk Copper\" or the \"Company\") is pleased to announce the appointments of Selkirk First Nations citizens Kevin McGinty as Vice President, Lands and Environment, and Morris Morrison as Manager, Community Relations, effective December 1, 2025.These appointments are a crucial part of Selkirk Copper's commitment to ensuring the Selkirk First Nation is involved in all aspects of the Minto Mine restart. Appointing Selkirk First Nation leaders experienced in resource management, permitting, community engagement, investment and planning strengthen our governance approach by directly incorporating Selkirk First Nation's land stewardship values, community priorities, and long-term vision into every phase of mine restart, operations, and closure planning.\"As we continue our exploration, engineering, and updated permitting activities, it is crucial that the Selkirk First Nation is properly represented in our decision-making process,\" said Colin Joudrie, President and Chief Executive Officer of Selkirk Copper. \"Kevin and Morris will play vital roles in ensuring our work aligns with Selkirk First Nation's environmental values, strengthens communities, and establishes a new standard for Indigenous-led resource development in Canada. Their input, along with active engagement with the Chief and Council of Selkirk First Nation, the Selkirk First Nation Government, and its citizens, will ensure that every decision about the future of the Minto Mine is grounded in Selkirk First Nation priorities and supports the long-term vision for their Category A Settlement Lands.\" Colin Joudrie added, \"Importantly, to allow for a managed transition in Kevin's responsibilities within Selkirk's Mineral Resources Department, Kevin will commit 50% of his time to his respective roles starting December 1, 2025 for a managed period, after which he will ...