Features
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December cover
This month’s cover image by gremlin.istockimages.com.
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Marathon finds Valentine’s sweet spot
Development would be Atlantic Canada’s biggest gold mine.
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A Grande Alliance puts First Nations in the driver’s seat
Cree-led, 30-year infrastructure plan to balance environmental protection and development.
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Gold exploration booms in La Belle Province
CMJ takes a look at some of the most active exploration projects in Quebec.
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How 3-D communication technologies are revolutionizing mining engineering design
The evolution of technologies used to convey mining engineering projects.
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Powering remote mine sites
CostMine analysis shows power is only one factor in overall costs.
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Approaching circularity in mining
The role of sensor-based sorting in future green mining
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Avoiding the pain points of knife gate valves
How in-line valves can make maintenance faster, easier and safer.
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Canada can’t let its COVID-19 advantage slip away
Canada needs all levels of government to coordinate a coherent response to the virus.
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COVID-19 workplace exposure and director and officer liability
Norm Keith of Fasken examines work exposure to COVID-19 and potential liability on the part of mining directors and officers.
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How traceability can lead to better ESG integration along the battery value chain
Simon Thibault of Propulsion Quebec makes the connection between traceability and ESG in battery minerals – and a potential competitive advantage for Canada.
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How the pandemic became a catalyst for the mining sector to build supply chain resilience
EY’s Iain Thompson and Sherif Barrad outline how process mining can help miners build a more resilient supply chain.
