The Norwegian Parliament is considering opening its territorial waters for commercial seabed mining. The vote on whether exploration and mineral extraction will […]

Canada voices concerns over Mexico’s energy and mining policies Before the tripartite North American heads of state summit convened early this year […]

The latest data from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the International Energy Agency pushed many national governments to decide that […]

Canada, with its long history of mining, is home to some of the world’s largest mining companies whose operations extend far beyond […]

A sit down with EY advisors The mining industry is grappling with escalating expectations from investors and stakeholders, particularly regarding Environmental, Social, and […]

Four ways to reduce health hazards The mining industry is one of the riskiest in the world, posing hazards to workers that […]

Recent commitments by various countries and corporations to reach net-zero emissions signal a new phase in global efforts to combat climate change […]

The Metals Company (TMC), a local British Columbia company, plans to mine polymetallic nodules from the seabed floor. Unfortunately, their plans for […]

Currently, it takes up to 15 years to permit a new mine in Canada. To resolve the challenges with permitting and authorizations, […]

Proposed legislative changes to Canada’s alternative minimum tax (AMT) could reduce the tax advantages associated with flow-through shares, including the critical mineral […]

Among the thousands of people who searched for gold amid the rivers and creeks of the Klondike in the late 1890s, Skookum […]

Mining and metals enterprises are experiencing the effects of the broad-based global trend of rising demands to become more environmentally sustainable. The […]