January 23, 2013, Prince George, B.C. – The
producers of the all-new Canada North Resources Expo (CNRE) are pleased to
report that the event is well underway. Booth sales are going extremely
well, with lots of machinery exhibits and several exciting features planned
that will showcase the Big Iron front and centre at this mammoth event.
January 23, 2013, Prince George, B.C. – The
producers of the all-new Canada North Resources Expo (CNRE) are pleased to
report that the event is well underway. Booth sales are going extremely
well, with lots of machinery exhibits and several exciting features planned
that will showcase the Big Iron front and centre at this mammoth event.
The CNRE comes at an exciting time for this
region and the industry as a whole.
“We are so pleased to be the host city for Canada
North Resources Expo 2013. As BC’s northern capital and the largest supply and
service centre for one of the fastest growing regions in Canada, Prince George
is the ideal location for this show,” said Heather Oland, CEO of Initiatives
Prince George. “With $70 Billion in resource projects planned and underway in
northern BC over the next 10 years, there is a lot of business to be done and
we look forward to welcoming everyone to Prince George,” said Oland.
The event will focus on the machinery, products,
technology, services, talent and manpower needed to get the infrastructure
developed, as these mega-projects ramp-up.
Show Management recently attended the BC Natural
Resource Forum in Prince George. Traffic and interest at their booth was
excellent and the buzz around this new event was extremely positive.
“Contractors and dealers alike are already
talking about CNRE, and making plans to attend,” explains MaryAnne Arcand,
Chair of Resources Expo, and Executive Director of the Canadian Interior
Logging Association. “Concurrent events will bring billions of dollars’ worth
of projects and their representatives together to showcase contract
opportunities. Our steering committee is energized and excited, full of
creative ideas to make this the best Expo Prince George has ever seen,” said
Arcand.
The Canada North Resources Expo will be an
important event for decision makers, buyers, industry workers and their families
to see the latest products and services required by these flourishing
industries, in one place at one time…
·
Forestry- harvesting, woodlots, community forests, silviculture, pulp
and chips
·
Oil & Gas- drillers, exploration, pipeline, well servicing
·
Mining- exploration, construction
·
Independent Power Producers – run of the river, wind farms, solar
·
Bio-mass Industry – wood pellets, power co-generation, bio-fuels
·
Resource Industry Professionals – engineers, foresters, planners, GIS
technology, project managers, consultants, technicians
·
Power Transmission Lines
·
Transportation Industry – air, rail, land, sea; from hot shot to heavy
haul
·
Suppliers and Service Providers – equipment, manufacturing, machining,
camps, caterers
·
Training and Employment Services – career planners, assessors,
training schools, post-secondary institutions, HR managers
Show Management is excited to launch the
“Recruiting Here” feature. Visitors are encouraged to come with resume in hand!
Your next career could start at the CNRE. Exhibitors who are looking to grow
their ranks and hire new employees will display signage indicating they are on
the hunt for new talent!
The event will also showcase live equipment
demonstrations and Chrysler Canada will be offering their Ride & Drive
program on-site.
This two-day, biennial event, will attract
decision makers from all over British Columbia, Alberta and beyond. Day two of
the event will be the Future of the Industry Day where industry people will be
encouraged to bring their families to the CNRE. This will enable them to
introduce and educate the next generation to these thriving industries and
possible career choices. Anyone who purchases a regular admission
($10.00) on this day or have pre-registered will receive free entry for their families.
For complete show details, visit www.CNRE.ca
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