Sudbury-born mining labour icon Leo Gerard dies aged 78
Leo W. Gerard, a Sudbury native and former international president of the United Steelworkers (UCW), has died at 78. An obituary released […]
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Zimplats selects Sandvik for Ngezi underground operations
Zimplats, Zimbabwe’s largest platinum group metals producer, has chosen Sandvik to supply 28 underground machines for its Ngezi mines. Sandvik will book […]
Ontario Mine Rescue celebrates 100 years, showcases leadership as 2029 IMRB host
Ontario Mine Rescue (OMR) announced it will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2029 and will host the International Mine Rescue Body (IMRB) […]
PM Carney launches Major Projects Office to expedite infrastructure, names CEO
Prime Minister Mark Carney introduced the new Major Projects Office (MPO), based in Calgary with branches in other key cities across Canada. […]
Canadian-German alliance: Boosting energy ties with mineral pact
Canada is finalizing a critical minerals partnership with Germany that encourages joint public financing of natural-resources projects. Prime Minister Mark Carney says […]
NewFields Canada expands to Toronto
NewFields Canada announced they are expanding across Canada, with a new office in Toronto, Ontario. Located in the heart of Toronto’s downtown […]
Advanced Navigation guides Europe’s deepest mine without GNSS or infrastructure
Advanced Navigation, a global leader in navigation and autonomous systems, successfully demonstrated a breakthrough in underground navigation at Europe’s deepest mine in […]
Cygnus Metals uncovers new targets near historic high-grade mine in Quebec
Cygnus Metals (ASX: CY5; TSXV: CYG; OTCQB: CYGGF) announced new promising targets near an historic high-grade mine within its Chibougamau copper-gold project […]
Advanced tech could extend Burgundy Diamonds’ Fox Mine life
Burgundy Diamonds’ recent life of mine plan update designates Railveyor as the preferred material haulage system for its Fox project in the […]
First Nations challenge BC’s fast-tracked mine approval
The mining industry in British Columbia confronts a pivotal moment as Indigenous groups challenge the province’s accelerated approval process for a significant […]