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LABRADOR CITY, Canada – The Iron Ore Company of Canada (IOC) and the Town of Labrador City have signed an agreement whereby IOC will donate 34 hectares of land valued at approximately C$4.2 million to the Town of Labrador City.
The donated land is made of 17 separate parcels located in different parts of the town that together represent an area equivalent to 48 football fields. A parcel will be developed by the Town as a green space dedicated to senior citizens, including benches and signage. Over the next few months, the Town of Labrador City will be assessing how the remaining land will be used for the benefit of the community.The announcement was made in Labrador West at a community leaders event attended by IOC President and CEO Mike McCann and Labrador City Mayor Belinda Adams.Mike McCann said: “Over the past 70 years, IOC has built an enduring business with the community of Labrador West growing alongside us. As we continue to support the local economy through jobs and investment, we also recognize access to land plays an important role in regional growth and prosperity, and we are pleased to give back to our community through this land donation.Mayor Belinda Adams said: “IOC and the Town of Labrador City have a long history of collaboration focused on the economic, social and cultural development of our community. This land donation demonstrates IOC's confidence in the future of our town and provides us with a range of opportunities. Our Council is excited to work with all interested stakeholders as we elaborate our vision for this new land.
Contacts Media RelationsSimon LetendreM +1 514 796 4973simon.letendre@riotinto.com Category: IOC
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