Features
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Tighter regulations: What miners need to know about MDMER
A breakdown of new water treatment rules coming to Canadian mines this year
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Imperial’s VP environment talks remediation
Vice-president ‘Lyn Anglin speaks about the aftermath of the Mount Polley tailings spill
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Observations about SART plant costs
Treating complex gold ores with SART doesn’t have to be pricey
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The cleaner, drier future of mine waste
The Mount Polley tailings dam failure has spurred a look at tailings alternatives
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New Eriez StackCell improves flotation cost and performance
Two-stage flotation can save miners both time and money
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Radical change coming to tailings management
Maybe it’s overstating the case to say the 2014 Mount Polley tailings dam failure changed everything. It hasn’t yet. But it will. Today, the mine’s owner, Imperial Metals – which has already spent about $70 million on remediation efforts at…
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Reconciliation means federal government must follow through on spending promises
Chief of the Ontario First Nations’ reaction to the recent federal budget.
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BC’s mining sector is back – in a big way
A report on positive spending trends in B.C.’s mining sector.
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Canadian CSR ombudsman to replace CSR counsellor
The latest changes to the federal government’s CSR strategy for the extractives sector.
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Reconciliation central to overhaul of federal environmental assessment process
Reconciliation is central to the overhaul of the environmental assessment process proposed in Bill C-69.
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April 2018 cover
This month’s cover supplied by Metso.
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Tahoe invests in Timmins
Tahoe grows in low-risk jurisdiction
