Graham Pearson, Thomas Stachel, and Sasha Wilson

Diamonds can still play a role in Canada’s future

• In the late 1990s Canada went from “zero-to-hero” on the stage of global diamond production—a $17.5-billion per year industry—thanks to the discovery of major

Opinion | BY GRAHAM PEARSON, THOMAS STACHEL, AND SASHA WILSON | June 16, 2021

Diamonds can still play a role in Canada’s future

Opinion | BY GRAHAM PEARSON, THOMAS STACHEL, AND SASHA WILSON | June 16, 2021

• In the late 1990s Canada went from “zero-to-hero” on the stage of global diamond production—a $17.5-billion per year industry—thanks to the discovery of major

Diamonds can still play a role in Canada’s future

Opinion | BY GRAHAM PEARSON, THOMAS STACHEL, AND SASHA WILSON | June 16, 2021

• In the late 1990s Canada went from “zero-to-hero” on the stage of global diamond production—a $17.5-billion per year industry—thanks to the discovery of major

Diamonds can still play a role in Canada’s future

• In the late 1990s Canada went from “zero-to-hero” on the stage of global diamond production—a $17.5-billion per year industry—thanks to the discovery of major

Opinion | BY GRAHAM PEARSON, THOMAS STACHEL, AND SASHA WILSON | June 16, 2021

Diamonds can still play a role in Canada’s future

Opinion | BY GRAHAM PEARSON, THOMAS STACHEL, AND SASHA WILSON | June 16, 2021

• In the late 1990s Canada went from “zero-to-hero” on the stage of global diamond production—a $17.5-billion per year industry—thanks to the discovery of major

Diamonds can still play a role in Canada’s future

Opinion | BY GRAHAM PEARSON, THOMAS STACHEL, AND SASHA WILSON | June 16, 2021

• In the late 1990s Canada went from “zero-to-hero” on the stage of global diamond production—a $17.5-billion per year industry—thanks to the discovery of major

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