Nalaine Morin

Corporate Officer/Principal chez SKEENA RESOURCES LIMITED

Fortune : 2 M $ au 31/05/2026

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Nalaine Morin is currently Director at British Columbia Hydro & Power Authority and Senior Vice President-Environment & Social Affairs at Skeena Resources Ltd. Formerly, Ms. Morin was Lands Director at Tahltan Central Government.
Education includes an undergraduate degree from the University of British Columbia.

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Société	Date	Nombre d'actions	Valorisation	Date de valorisation
SKEENA RESOURCES LIMITED 0,05 %	15/05/2026	64 217 ( 0,05 % )	2 M $	31/05/2026

Postes actifs de Nalaine Morin

Sociétés	Poste	Début
SKEENA RESOURCES LIMITED	Corporate Officer/Principal	08/05/2025
British Columbia Hydro & Power Authority British Columbia Hydro & Power Authority General GovernmentGovernment Distributes power and electricity	Directeur/Membre du Conseil	-

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Tahltan Central Government Tahltan Central Government Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services The Tahltan Central Government (TCG) is the administrative and representative governing body of the Tahltan Nation, which includes approximately 5,000 members primarily from the Iskut and Tahltan bands. The private company is based in Dease Lake, Canada. The TCG manages a traditional territory of about 95,933 km² and focuses on ecosystem stewardship, natural resource management, sustainable economic development, and cultural wellness rooted in traditional Tahltan values. It is governed by a board representing ten Tahltan families and an elected executive team, and operates departments overseeing education, wildlife, fisheries, lands, language and culture, membership, employment, and communications. The TCG upholds the 1910 Declaration of the Tahltan Tribe asserting sovereignty and works toward reconciliation and shared decision-making agreements with provincial authorities. Key initiatives include the Tahltan Stewardship Plan for land care and conservation, the establishment of Indigenous protected and conserved areas, and collaborative wildlife and habitat management. The TCG also supports community development through education and training funding, business promotion, and employment opportunities, and provides resources for language preservation, cultural materials, and community engagement.	Corporate Officer/Principal	-

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Entreprise privées	4
Skeena Resources Ltd. Skeena Resources Ltd. Precious MetalsNon-Energy Minerals Operates as a mineral exploration company	Non-Energy Minerals
British Columbia Hydro & Power Authority British Columbia Hydro & Power Authority General GovernmentGovernment Distributes power and electricity	Government
University of British Columbia University of British Columbia Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Tahltan Central Government Tahltan Central Government Miscellaneous Commercial ServicesCommercial Services The Tahltan Central Government (TCG) is the administrative and representative governing body of the Tahltan Nation, which includes approximately 5,000 members primarily from the Iskut and Tahltan bands. The private company is based in Dease Lake, Canada. The TCG manages a traditional territory of about 95,933 km² and focuses on ecosystem stewardship, natural resource management, sustainable economic development, and cultural wellness rooted in traditional Tahltan values. It is governed by a board representing ten Tahltan families and an elected executive team, and operates departments overseeing education, wildlife, fisheries, lands, language and culture, membership, employment, and communications. The TCG upholds the 1910 Declaration of the Tahltan Tribe asserting sovereignty and works toward reconciliation and shared decision-making agreements with provincial authorities. Key initiatives include the Tahltan Stewardship Plan for land care and conservation, the establishment of Indigenous protected and conserved areas, and collaborative wildlife and habitat management. The TCG also supports community development through education and training funding, business promotion, and employment opportunities, and provides resources for language preservation, cultural materials, and community engagement.	Commercial Services