Much like exploration geologists, university-based historians do much of their field research in the summer months. Limited more by the demands of […]
Credit: Adobe Stock Many asset owners face a choice that looks simple: continue operating aging coal-fired generating stations or begin planning for […]
Water scarcity and climate risk have become central concerns in the mining industry over the past decade. This is especially true in […]
In one of Mexico’s deep hard rock mining operations, a high-value mineral block was located between unstable zones marked by fractured geology, […]
As the global demand for gold escalates amid fraught geopolitical tensions, market volatility and fickle trading partners, the significance of Canadian gold […]
A commentary on “Part 4: Minerals have rights” When Donna Beneteau asked if I could be a potential contributor to this article […]
Indigenous communities play a critical role in developing the world’s natural resources. In this series of articles, we have touched on the […]
Current market conditions are making mining joint ventures (JVs) and partnerships increasingly attractive structures. Across the mining industry, there is a lack […]
When the Robertson headframe was slated for demolition after Con Mine had closed in 2003, Yellowknifers fought to preserve a structure that, […]
Calls for circularity to power the future with critical minerals Once considered mere industrial staples, metals such as copper, nickel, and lithium […]
Last July, Blue Lagoon Resources reopened the Dome Mountain mine in British Columbia, more than 30 years after the last major exploration […]
The 2024 global gold report — Exploration, drilling, production, and major M&As Gold prices in 2024 glittered at historic highs, fueled by […]
The 2024 ranking of the Top 40 Canadian mining and metals companies by total revenue (Table 1) reveals a dynamic year marked […]
Canada’s mining industry, and particularly its critical minerals sector, was a focus of the 2025 federal election, as each of the primary […]
