
Toxicity: Why the details matter
“Arctic warming is turning Alaska’s rivers red with toxic runoff.” New York Times, December 16, 2025. Headlines like the one above illustrate […]

“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 […]
A couple of months ago I talked about prospectors and geologists and much to my surprise, I received a couple of calls and a few emails thanking me for recognizing those two professions and for callin...
Prospectors were so busy this summer in the Yukon staking claims that the Yukon's Department of Energy, Mines and Resources says it actually ran out of claim tags for a short period of time during the...
Readers are invited to submit the names, dates and location of professional events taking place in 2010 for inclusion in Canadian Mining Journal's 2010 Wall Calendar. Submissions should be mailed to r...
Golden Predator Royalty & Development Corp., Vancouver, announces that diamond drilling has just started at its Antimony Mountain Project in the west-central Yukon Territory, about 65 km east of D...
Boreal-Information Strategies of Montreal is pleased to announce that it is among 10 Quebec businesses chosen to participate in the prestigious and coveted "Croissance Quebec Techno" program, develope...
L ast year, $2.8 billion was spent on mineral exploration in Canada while the value of non-fuel mineral production was $45.2 billion. It is no secret that the mining industry is a huge contributor to ...
W ith the acquisition of Cambior in 2006, IAMGOLD moved into Quebec's popular Val D'Or/ Rouyn-Noranda neighbourhood, one of the most prolific mining areas in Canada. The Doyon Division (which includes...
I n the cut-and-polished world of diamonds, names like "Round Brilliant," Princess," "Marquise," "Emerald," "Oval," "Heart" and "Pear" are common to most people and similarly when it comes to the name...
A ny detailed 'mining and exploration' map of Quebec's "Abitibi Belt" clearly shows a flood of activity in what the Fraser Institute rates as the No. 1 location in the world for mining.
S truggling to survive is nothing new for junior mining companies but to come through the past 12 months during one of the toughest times in mining history is a milestone in its own right.
I n mid-August 2009, Osisko Mining Corporation received the official go-ahead from the Quebec government to begin building its Canadian Malartic gold mine in Malartic, Quebec. Shortly afterwards the c...
Tucked away at Bissett near the eastern border of Manitoba is a very successful mining operation owned by San Gold Corporation. Perhaps it is third time lucky for the Rice Lake mine, known formerly as...