
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 […]
Real Tech Inc provides continuous real-time and portable water quality testing instrumentation which allows for the quick detection of water contamination. The company's products can be used for various mine water applications to help ensure...
I'm sure I'll have a lawyer or two correct me on this but it's my understanding that the law has for a long time considered water a 'dangerous' issue to deal with but at the same time, has also treate...
The mining department at Queen's University in Kingston has received a $10-million donation from alumnus and Kinross Gold founder Robert M. Buchan.
The Honourable Chuck Strahl, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development and Federal Interlocutor for Metis and Non Status Indians, recently visited Canadian Zinc Corporation's Prairie Creek M...
The Northern Strategy Group will host the 1st Annual Strategic Northern Infrastructure Symposium October 14-15 at the Explorer Hotel in Yellowknife.
Experts and observers from six groups -government, industry, labour, consumer organizations, NGOs, as well as a group of academic, consultant, standards and other bodies -have been working intensively...
As this natural resource becomes scarcer while demand rises, and at the same time it is becoming increasingly more contaminated, how we use, treat and manage this valuable resource will have a greater...
There was money to be made last year, at least before the financial meltdown in the fourth quarter, and Canada's Top 40 miners amassed their share. Syncrude heads the list with 2008 revenues of almost...
The fourth quarter of 2008 and certainly the first half of 2009 brought with them an economic crisis and the tumbling of metal prices that will be long remembered as one of the more turbulent periods ...
If you're a Canadian working abroad, it often comes at a cost. It may be in the form of strange languages, unfamiliar laws or even suspicious regulators and regardless of where or whenever companies o...
Leaks in compressed air pipelines can cost thousands of dollars a year, making air loss one of the mining industry's most costly problems. Leaks, which can occur at any point along the pipeline, have ...
T he British Columbia mining industry was rock solid in 2008, leading to another year in the trend of record-breaking years for the industry. But while the strength of coal and metals prices over the ...