
Mining history: A beginner’s guide
Much like exploration geologists, university-based historians do much of their field research in the summer months. Limited more by the demands of […]

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 […]
Transporting coal or any other material that has the potential to emit dust or other residules is a huge environmental responsibility that […]
Darrell Liebno calls Atlanta, Georgia, home, but the civil engineer hasn’t been there much for the past three years. He’s been in […]
When it comes to shipping heavy equipment to a mining location, few companies know more about the challenges of getting machinery to […]
British Columbia Regional Chief Shane Gottfriedson told delegates at the recent Mineral Exploration Roundup convention in Vancouver that the resource industry could […]
This month’s cover photo provided by Petro-Canada Lubricants.
It’s conventional wisdom that underground mining is a dirty business. In fact, it’s undeniably true because as almost everybody knows, the nature […]
Anywhere along the north shore of Lake Superior can be one of the better, or worst, places in Canada to live and […]
For most of the last century, residents of Kirkland Lake, Ont. liked to boast that their community was “the town that stands […]
“When one door closes, another opens” is exactly what Goldcorp believes after announcing that it will close its century – old Dome […]
“A market that’s down by 90 per cent is exactly 90 per cent more attractive than it was before.” — Rick Rule, […]
The Metallogengy of Lode Gold Deposits: A syngenetic perspective is a comprehensive study of gold deposits, including field studies, geochemistry and structural […]
This month’s cover photo from the Nickel Rim South mine provided by Glencore.