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From a small stripping contract at Sheerness, Alberta in 1934, to initiatives in the 1940’s which resulted in large scale coal mine development for mine mouth power generation at Lake Wabamun, Alberta and eventually resulted in contract mining agreements with Calgary Power ( a predecessor to TransAlta Utilities) in 1957. These earlier operations eventually led to more than 60 years of coal mining experience. Mannix experience in Saskatchewan dates back to 1956, when it was awarded the mining contract at the Utility mine by SPC to supply the Boundary Dam Generation Station near Estevan, Saskatchewan. At the time, it was the largest coal mining contract ever tendered in Canadian history. The Mannix name, history, experience and reputation provide the key components for building a new coal company. Corporate culture is retained through the continued employment of key individuals with coal experience and the guidance of Board Members whom also have extensive coal experience and history. A strong capital base along with a successful history ensures that projects can be financed on competitive terms. |
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