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 […]
Canada’s mining industry is held to some of the world’s highest standards when it comes to protecting the environment. As a result, […]
Climate change is here and it’s affecting mining infrastructure and operations. SRK’s Samantha Barnes discusses how miners are adapting to the increased […]
First fires, then floods. British Columbia’s unenviable recent experience with extreme weather has been sobering. The extreme rainfall the province saw in November left […]
Mining Intelligence data shows that Canada hosts several of the top mines by ore value In mining, grade is king. Across the […]
Geography is a key area of imbalance A May 2021 International Energy Agency (IEA) report says the Democratic Republic of the Congo […]
When it comes to waste in mining, liquid and solid tailings generally spring to mind first, but ultra-large tires – behemoths that […]
With conversations wrapping up at the UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties last month, there’s an ongoing narrative and heightened awareness […]
There are many reasons for which we might estimate costs in the mining industry. Several of them, representing very specific needs spanning […]
Decarbonization has quickly become a top priority in the mining sector, and more and more miners are setting ambitious targets for reducing […]
What if mining was cool? It’s an interesting question for people in the industry – who by and large do think mining […]
In a keynote address at Canadian Mining Journal’s Reimagine Mining Symposium focused on society’s perception of mining, George Hemingway, managing partner and […]
Despite the challenges of flying in a GPS-denied environment, drone technology can now be used underground. These advances are already being used […]
