Phasing out coal power plants in Atlantic Canada by 2030
The federal government’s ambitious plans to cut carbon emissions across Canada are well known. The latest undertaking is to phase out coal-fired […]
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SafeSight 5G rescue platform concept wins mining innovation award
SafeSight Exploration, based in northern Ontario, has won the Mining Technology Innovation Challenge sponsored by Rogers Communication, Dell, Norcat and the Centre […]
Sumitomo pledges $1 million to MineHub to digitize the concentrates market
Sumitomo Corp. has pledged $1 million to MineHub Technologies (TSXV:MHUB; OTC:MHUBF) to accelerate the digitization of the concentrates market. The funds will […]
Lundin backs Filo del Sol project in Argentina by joining $100M placement
Filo Mining (TSX: FIL; NASDAQ: FIL; OTC:FLMMF) is making a non-brokered private placement of approximately 4.7 million common shares at a price […]
Osisko Development expands portfolio with acquisition of Trixie gold mine in Utah
The recent discovery of an ultra-high grade structure positions Trixie as one of the highest grade gold mines in the world, Osisko says.
From adversaries to allies: ‘Weaving Two Worlds’ looks at how the resource sector can build trust with Indigenous communities
Positive relationships with Indigenous communities are key to success for resource companies, but they often prove elusive. A new book, Weaving Two Worlds: […]
Miners stand on shifting ground as Indigenous groups assert their power
Since I started my career in journalism over 15 years ago at Canadian Mining Journal’s sister publication, The Northern Miner, the conversation around Aboriginal […]
Progress or peril? First Nations in the Ring of Fire divided on infrastructure – and the mining development it would attract
Marten Falls Chief Bruce Achneepineskum is eager to start work on a 200-km permanent, all-season road to his remote, fly-in First Nations community […]
7 Questions with Kendra Johnston: ‘For me, it’s always been about mineral exploration’
Canadian Mining Journal‘s “Seven Questions” series features informal interviews with accomplished leaders in the mining industry. This time, we spoke to Kendra […]
Planning for extremes: How miners are adapting to climate change
Climate change is here and it’s affecting mining infrastructure and operations. SRK’s Samantha Barnes discusses how miners are adapting to the increased […]
The mine of the future won’t be cheap
To put it bluntly, it’s been a hell of a year. In the editorial in our December 2020 issue, I wrote about […]
Komatsu’s MC51 ready to rock at Garson
Hard rock continuous miner undergoing 1-year trial at Vale mine in Sudbury If you made it to this year’s MINExpo convention in […]
Editorial: Mining’s identity crisis
On Oct. 13, Canadian Mining Journal held its first branded event – our Reimagine Mining Symposium. The live, online event was itself […]
Artemis Gold’s Aussie advantage
Junior’s disciplined, methodical approach paying off at Blackwater in BC Steven Dean, chairman and CEO of Artemis Gold, has now spent more of his 35-year mining […]
Editorial: The 100,000-metre club
As gold started to rally from the US$1,300 per oz. level in 2019, climbing to over US$2,000 per oz. last August, something […]
Top trends in mine development
With rising metals prices spurring an increase in mine development activity across Canada, CMJ spoke to two of the engineering and construction management company […]
Using tailings to get to net zero
Carbon mineralization has the potential to more than offset some mines’ emissions
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