The word cobalt came from kobold, a variant of the German word kobalos, a satyr and shape-shifter of Greek mythology who mocked the work […]

In this digital age there are so many opportunities to use technology and data to improve stakeholder engagement. From video calls to […]

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This week’s episode features Master of Industrial and Organizational Psychology candidate at Adler University Andrea Carter, who discusses the importance of ‘belonging’ in […]

The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) plans to introduce measures that will “propel” its members to be “more transparent” on issues like […]

Canadian Mining Journal‘s “Seven Questions” series features informal interviews with accomplished leaders in the mining industry.  This time, we spoke to Kendra […]

There are many reasons for which we might estimate costs in the mining industry. Several of them, representing very specific needs spanning […]

What if mining was cool? It’s an interesting question for people in the industry – who by and large do think mining […]

In a keynote address at Canadian Mining Journal’s Reimagine Mining Symposium focused on society’s perception of mining, George Hemingway, managing partner and […]

There is an implicit promise that mining activity will bring sustained positive benefits to local communities; that the people who are impacted […]

As part of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-based Violence, Rio Tinto (NYSE: RIO; ASX: RIO; LSE: RIO) is supporting organizations […]

There is no question that Covid-19 has changed the social context and day-to-day reality for people across world, including people who are […]