“Arctic warming is turning Alaska’s rivers red with toxic runoff.” New York Times, December 16, 2025. Headlines like the one above illustrate […]
Seabridge Gold continues to advance a portfolio of large, high-potential gold and gold-copper projects in Canada, including the flagship KSM project in […]
The names Lafarge Canada Inc. and Ducks Unlimited don't look right together in the same sentence but when put in context with the expansion of Lafarge's limestone quarry and plant near Brookfield, NS,...
Any Arctic mining operation faces a number of unique challenges, not the least of which is managing water treatment to meet the stringent demands of a fragile ecosystem. In addition to the environment...
I f you want the world to beat a path to your door, forget about inventing a better mousetrap. Instead, develop a program that will encourage the mining industry, local communities and nongovernmental...
Nothing can shut down a conveyor system, a dragline shovel or other multi-million dollar pieces of mining equipment faster than a little 19 mm socket. One socket, left behind under a belt, near gears ...
The recent upheaval in the financial markets has added a number of new pressures on mine owners and managers; not the least of which involves managing cash flow and operating costs while also holding ...
Nothing, including the global recession, could keep the price of gold from maintaining a strong showing in 2009. According to the PricewaterhouseCoopers 2009 Global Gold Price Survey Report of 58 lead...
When you fly across Canada or even the United States for that matter, most of the land you see below is by and large wasteland.
CMJ Editor Russ Noble is pleased to announce the appointment of Brill Braden to the position of Northern Correspondent for the magazine.
Judging by the turnout at the 1st Annual Strategic Northern Infrastructure Symposium held in Yellowknife recently, there's definitely widespread interest in what's happening north of the 60th parallel...
Although women moved into the workforce in great numbers in the 1980s, they still have to catch up to men in terms of leadership positions in corporate America. The New York human resources firm Catal...
Mining in Ontario not only has a key role to play in reviving the province's economy but it can be a catalyst to help push us towards a newer and greener society. There is no getting around the fact t...
Historically the Yukon is most famous for the Klondike gold rush, but it was also the site of another major mineral discovery in 1918 that touched off its own stampede. This was the mighty silver depo...
