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28 October 2025

Rio Tinto IOC invests in equitable access to healthcare with $50,000 donation to Hope Air

LABRADOR CITY and SEPT-ÎLES, Canada – Rio Tinto Iron Ore Company of Canada (IOC) has contributed $50,000 to Hope Air, Canada’s national charity that provides free flights and accommodations for Canadians who must travel long distances to access essential medical care.This donation will directly benefit residents of Labrador West in Newfoundland and Labrador, and Sept-Îles in Quebec, two remote reg
28 October 2025

Rio Tinto IOC investit dans l’accès équitable aux soins de santé en faisant un don de 50 000 $ à Hope Air

LABRADOR CITY et SEPT-ÎLES, Canada – La Compagnie minière IOC de Rio Tinto a versé 50 000 $ à Hope Air, un organisme caritatif national canadien qui offre des vols et des hébergements gratuits aux personnes qui doivent parcourir de longues distances pour accéder à des soins médicaux essentiels.Ce don profitera directement aux résidents de Labrador Ouest, à Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador, et de Sept-Îles,
09 October 2025

Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium will close its metal powder plant in Sorel-Tracy

SOREL-TRACY, Canada – Rio Tinto Iron and Titanium (RTIT) will, in the next months, permanently close the operations of the metal powder plant at the Critical Minerals and Metallurgical Complex in Sorel-Tracy.
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