Kristie Tarr

Ms. Kristie Tarr

3 articles
Canada CanmetMINING, NRCan

Biography

Kristie Tarr is the Director of Industry Support & Critical Minerals Innovation at CanmetMINING, a Branch within the Lands and Minerals Sector of Natural Resources Canada. She has experience in the fields of ground control and backfill for underground mining. Kristie holds a Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering from the Technical University of Nova Scotia (now DalTech), in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and she also holds a Master’s Degree in Mineral Resources Engineering from Laurentian University, Sudbury, Ontario.

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Effects of bioleached high-pyrrhotite content tailings on mine backfill performance
Ian Bedard CanmetMINING
Kristie Tarr CanmetMINING, NRCan
Technical Session Attachment
Backfill Properties
Minefill 2024
Bioleaching R&D to Recover Nickel and Cobalt from Mill Tailings, with the Added Benefit of Increased Underground Tailings Disposal
Ian Bedard CanmetMINING
Kristie Tarr CanmetMINING, NRCan
Innovation in Critical Minerals Technical Session Attachment
Lithium Recovery, Bioleaching, and Rock Strength
CIM Connect 2024 Vancouver
Transforming mine waste from environmental hazard to economic opportunity, through effective re-purposing of bioleached high-pyrrhotite content tailings
Ian Bedard CanmetMINING
Kristie Tarr CanmetMINING, NRCan
Water & Environment Technical Session Paper Attachment
Innovation and Best Practice in Tailings Managements: Circular Approaches to Improving Backfill
CIM CONNECT 2025 Montréal