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It’s time to address the mining security gap
Miners must get serious about cybersecurity.
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SURVEY: Mineral exploration spending in B.C. up 20% after years of inertia
VANCOUVER – The mineral and coal exploration industry in British Columbia grew last year for the first time since 2012. This was the encouraging result from the second annual British Columbia Mineral and Coal Exploration survey. The survey was conducted…
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Capturing the risks and opportunities of climate change
Climate change offers both risks and oportunities. Diane Larsen and Susan McGeachie discuss them.
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The top business risks for Quebec mining companies
Zahid Fazal, Quebec mining and metals leader at EY Canada, outlines the top business risks for Quebec mining companies.
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The digital disconnect in mining
Discussing the current wave of digital transformation in mining.
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The war for critical talent is morphing
The complexities of labour and productivity issues.
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Turning reclaimed mines into renewable power sources
At the end of a mine’s operational life, mining companies face the challenge and cost of reclaiming the site. But unused sites don’t have to be a cost centre. In fact, there is opportunity to elevate a mine’s environmental status…
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A digital route towards the future of mining
Despite recent improvements in cost reduction and labour productivity in the mining sector, productivity is still lagging. In order to reduce variability, enable flexibility, improve throughput and optimize cost, companies need to embed sustainable loss elimination practices and an integrated…
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With a brighter end to 2016, 2017 is full of potential
How miners can prepare for a predicted uptick in M&A activity this year.
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MINING EYE: Weak 2016 finish belies mining’s gains
TORONTO – EY‘s Canadian Mining Eye index declined 13% during Q4 2016. This is predominantly due to weakness in gold and nickel prices, offset partially by gains in both copper and zinc prices. For the full year 2016, the Canadian Mining Eye…
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Counting down to the reporting deadline for ESTMA
The Extractive Sector Transparency Measures Act (ESTMA), which came into force June 1, 2015, introduced new reporting and transparency requirements for Canadian companies involved in the mineral exploration and extractive field, contributing to global efforts against corruption in this sector.…
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COMMENT: Top 10 business buzzwords of 2016
This year has been tough on all businesses, and especially on mining companies seeking to raise funds, survive commodity prices that remain mostly in the doldrums, and deal with a shifting world of business in general. Our friends at EY…
