Janet's Blog
Welcome to my blog. After decades of working extensively with First Nation communities, communications and corporate strategy and finally the mining sector, l have many stories to share about these great experiences. It’s an amazing world out there, incredible people and an underappreciated sector that drives our economy and quality of life. I highly recommend the road less travelled. Enjoy!
Latest Posts
Letter to the Editor of Cibola Citizen
The recent headline and article in the Cibola Citizen about uranium mining (May 28, 2025) caught my attention. As the President and Director of the Clean Energy Association of New Mexico, I must be
Moose Nose or Fish Head Stew
In my days in the Yukon, I had the great pleasure of working with almost every First Nation tribe (Known by Indian Band, Indigenous or Aboriginal group depending on where you live). In my
You are who you really are when you are on the land
You live your life, sometimes without realizing the reality of how you live is way different from other people. My moment of realization always comes when it comes up in conversation that both of
Concentration Camps in Canada
It’s not a piece of history people like to discuss or recall but in WW2 there were an estimated 12 million people living in Canada Including 22,000 Japanese people who were either deported back
In Loving Memory
My first memory in life is of my Dad walking down the basement stairs in his navy uniform as I sat, still unable to crawl, on a blanket where my mom was doing the
Happy 50th Anniversary of ISR!!
At some point last year, Dr. Dennis Stover, one of the founders behind the development of In-Situ Recovery Technology (ISR) for uranium, sent me an article about the start-up of the Clay West Project