The war in Iran could usher in a wave of nuclear reactor construction similar to the one that followed the 1970s energy crisis, Cameco (TSX: CCO; NYSE: CCJ) President and […]

Thousands of legacy mine sites across Canada and the U.S. pre-date modern environmental regulations. Many contain historic sulfide-bearing waste rock left exposed […]

British Columbia’s mining policy environment is at a pivotal moment. Industry policy and competitiveness were the focus of a recent Canadian Mining […]

Critical minerals are Canada’s 21st century gold rush Last January, during a speech heard around the world at the World Economic Forum […]

The Royal Canadian Mint says it will change disclosure policies following a New York Times investigation that showed some of the gold […]

Canada is ramping up its mineral processing hubs to strengthen North America’s critical strategic minerals (CSM) supply chain, which is of great […]

In some northern grids, developers say utilities must occasionally curtail industrial power use during peak demand periods to maintain reliability for local […]

Canada likes to think of itself as a mining superpower. It finances projects around the world, hosts the industry’s biggest gathering, and […]

Management changes announced this week: American Rare Earths announced the appointment of Brook Brockman as director of public and government affairs for […]

For an industry built on precision engineering and large-scale innovation, mining has a persistent — and costly — blind spot. It is […]

From exploration projects to operating mines, preconcentration — and specifically sensor-based sorting (SBS) of ore — is becoming a critical step in improving […]

Battery electric vehicles (BEVs) are no longer a fringe technology in Canada’s mining sector, but the way we talk about them often […]