Features
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Equinox set to climb the ranks
Equinox Gold joins the Top 40; eyes 1M oz of gold production
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Pure Gold poised for production
Pure Gold readies for production in Red Lake; plus five other gold projects we’re watching.
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Waubetek, Laurentian, launch mining resource for First Nations
New Centre of Excellence aims to build capacity.
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Renewable energy in mining: A practical application for active operations
Hatch shares practical ways for miners to incorporate green energy into their operations.
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Simplifying sample processing: New gold assay method offers faster turnaround
A new gold assay method could offer a faster, simpler alternative to fire assaying.
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BEVs gain ground: Cost-saving benefits extend beyond greenfield sites
Sandvik discusses why battery electric vehicles are becoming more popular in mining.
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Right now, it’s all about gold
Gold M&A on the rise
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The new Equator Principles: the implications for Canadian mining
Alison Babbitt and Michael Cockburn of Norton Rose Fulbright Canada discuss how the updated Equator Principles will affect Canadian miners.
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Get comfortable being uncomfortable: Driving anti-racism in mining
Carolyn Burns and Jane Church of NetPositive outline some considerations for driving anti-racism in the mining sector.
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Pivoting from crisis to transformation
EY’s Theo Yameogo explains how a digital strategy can help reinvent mining, during and well after COVID-19.
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Cluff Lake ready for final closure
After 14 years of monitoring, Orano looks to transfer former uranium site back to the province.
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Recontouring for closure
CostMine compares the costs of two different reclamation methods.
