It’s been just over a year since the Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) received funding from Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development […]

Newfoundland and Labrador is one of the foremost producers of iron and nickel in Canada, ranking second in production of both metals […]

This month’s cover photo of Mark Amarok, Chesterfield Inlet, Nunavut, was taken by Dave Brosha Photography, Long Creek, PEI.

Owning and working two mines in two countries outside of Canada obviously poses challenges from a logistical perspective, but for Capstone Mining […]

When a mining company employs nearly 15 per cent of the entire population from a local community, that company understandably becomes a […]

Throughout history, miners have continually sought to improve the efficiency of extracting ore, and thankfully today, advancements in computerized and automated-mining techniques […]

“Long term liability” are three words that form one of the more worrying expressions for many mining companies today. In many cases, […]

When evaluating a vehicle fire suppression system, it is important to know what choices are available. The most fundamental decision to make […]

Setting up shop near your customers makes good business sense, and that’s exactly what B&D Manufacturing did more than 35 years ago […]

This month’s cover photo was taken at Capstone Mining’s Cozamin mine in Mexico.

The medical definition for E.D. is “Erectile Dysfunction,” but during this campaign to elect a new Prime Minister, I think those two letters more appropriately stand for “Electoral Disinterest” because nobody seems too...

Making concrete commitments to fully involve First Nations in Canada’s energy and resource economy should have been front-and-centre during this federal election.