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To continue our goal of advancing a more inclusive and diverse industry, Teck Quebrada Blanca recently hosted a “Women Who Inspire” discussion—an open space created to listen, learn and reflect on the impact of female leadership within our organization. The event brought together three distinguished Teck leaders: Angélica Cabrera, General Manager of Carmen de Andacollo; Mariana Abugattás, Country Manager of Teck Peru; and Viviana Torres Luengo, Integrated Operations Manager at Quebrada Blanca. They shared their personal journeys and underscored the importance of developing female talent—not only to expand opportunities for women, but also to strengthen health and safety and sustainability, support organizational growth, and build high‑performing teams. Throughout the conversation, the group explored how women’s leadership brings fresh perspectives to decision‑making, fosters more collaborative and confident teams, and contributes to improved outcomes across the business.
How are your new year’s resolutions going? 🎯 Begin 2026 with exploring exciting opportunities at Teck. Join a team that's providing essential resources the world is counting on to make life better while caring for the people, communities and land that we love. 🔍 Find a role that fits your goals or join our Talent Community to be the first to hear about new opportunities.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to the Mental Health Matters Campaign during the Light-Up the Hospitals! Pledge Day in Trail, B.C. on December 5. Your generosity is helping strengthen mental health care across the region. Community donors came together in an incredible way, and their support will help fund important upgrades at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital including: 🪷 The Daly Pavilion – Acute psychiatric care 🏡 Harbour House – Residential rehabilitation 🌱 A New Pediatric Outdoor Space – A safe, healing area for children and youth Trail Operations was honoured to take part as the campaign’s matching donor, helping amplify the impact of every contribution. 💙 Thank you to everyone who stepped up to support mental health care in our community. Your commitment truly makes a difference.
A new Canadian mining powerhouse. The merger of Teck and Anglo American will strengthen Canada’s impact in the global critical minerals sector, delivering more jobs and billions in investment. A new chapter in a great Canadian story.
🎄To our people and their loved ones, the Indigenous and local communities in the areas we operate, and our customers and partners worldwide—we wish you all a safe and happy holiday and all the best in 2026. Happy Holidays from Teck! ✨
We’re proud to team up with Rugby Canada to support the growth of rugby across Canada—from grassroots programs to high-performance teams. This year, our partnership with Rugby Canada helped power incredible milestones: 🏉 Canada’s women’s team reached the 2025 Rugby World Cup Final 🏉 The men’s team qualified for Australia 2027 🏉 Record-breaking crowds cheered on matches coast to coast At Teck, we share Rugby Canada’s values of excellence, courage and respect and are committed to creating lasting opportunities for communities and athletes nationwide.
Teck and Anglo American to combine through merger of equals to form a global critical minerals champion.
We're Hiring at Highland Valley Copper, Logan Lake, BC We have multiple openings for Journeyperson Millwrights with Red Seal Certification to join the team at Teck’s Highland Valley Copper (HVC) Operation — one of Canada’s largest open-pit copper mines and a key player in the global energy transition. If you're passionate about precision, preventative maintenance, and keeping world-class equipment moving, this is the opportunity for you. ✔️ Red Seal certification required ✔️ Work in a safety-first environment ✔️ Competitive wages, great benefits, and career growth ✔️ Live and work in beautiful British Columbia Be part of something bigger — helping responsibly produce the metals essential to global development and the energy transition. Apply today: https://bit.ly/3TkfT5x #RedSealTrades #HVC #LoganLake #EnergyTransition #SkilledTrades #BCJobs
Johnny Mukwa’s artwork, titled Aki miiniwaa Noodin Niizh-Manidoo (Two Spirits, Earth and Air) represents the idea of two-spirit people in Anishinaabe culture – a pairing of contrasting animals, like the bear and the hummingbird. We commissioned this piece in honour of #IndigenousHistoryMonth and #Pride in Canada in June. Johnny Mukwa is a Woodland artist of mixed Anishinaabe and Métis descent from Thunder Bay, Ontario, who currently works and lives in Nelson, British Columbia.
Diverse and inclusive workplaces are key to making our workforce and our company stronger. Whether advocating for equitable access for women in mining or creating safe workplaces for 2SLGBTQ+ employees, we believe in bringing people together, supporting one another and driving positive change to ensure everyone feels included and empowered. Read more about our employee inclusion networks and how they foster a sense of community, belonging and respect.
