Sustainable Development
Sustainable development of the aluminium industry rests on five fundamental elements: the economy, the environment, social and community aspect, energy, and recycling.
Founded in 1991, the Aluminium Association of Canada (AAC) is a non-profit organization representing the Canadian primary aluminium industry towards the population, end-users, public authorities, and key environmental and economic stakeholders. The AAC strives to ensure that the Canadian primary aluminium industry is considered a world-class model of sustainable prosperity.
Sustainable Development
Sustainable development of the aluminium industry rests on five fundamental elements: the economy, the environment, social and community aspect, energy, and recycling.
Benefits of aluminium in transportation
MoreBecause it is committed to its mission of deploying initiatives that promote the establishment of a world-class model for sustainable prosperity of the primary aluminium industry, the AAC is part of the following organizations:
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The Association
The Aluminium Association of Canada (AAC) was founded to group Canada’s three aluminium producers—Alcoa, Aluminerie Alouette, and Rio Tinto—into a single representative body. This section provides information on the AAC, its mission, leaders, and members.
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