Features
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INAC split is a big step toward better services and establishing self-government
In late August, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a significant cabinet shuffle that will see Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada (INAC) split into two departments. Former Health Minister Jane Philpott becomes Minister of Indigenous Services while former INAC Minister Carolyn…
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It’s time for a national plan on responsible business and human rights
Lawyer Michael Torrance advocates for a national plan on business and human rights.
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September 2017 cover
This month’s cover provided by Ford.
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Agnico Eagle soars at 60
Iconic Canadian gold miner Agnico Eagle Mines celebrates its 60th anniversary
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Canada’s four newest gold mines
Despite a tough environment for mine development, several new gold mines are coming online this year in Canada
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Nation builders: The current generation of mine builders
Profiles of the current generation of mine builders.
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Caterpillar offers stepping stones to full automation
How automation is improving the performance of heavy equipment in surface mining
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Welcome to the gold issue
We couldn’t think of a better profile for our gold issue than Agnico Eagle Mines – a Canadian success story that will celebrate 60 years in business in October. Simply put, the company represents some of the best qualities of…
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Five mining policy areas to watch under BC’s new government
How B.C. mining policy may shape up under the new provincial government
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Indigenous peoples on both sides of border need to be involved in NAFTA
A First Nations perspective on NAFTA.
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Banks look to apply free prior and informed consent in North America
Why global banks may start to apply the concept of :free prior and informed consent: to North America.
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The digital disconnect in mining
Discussing the current wave of digital transformation in mining.
