Kristan Straub brings deep family ties and international experience to Sudbury campus Laurentian University has chosen Kristan Straub, a former mining executive […]

British Columbia Premier David Eby is proposing a temporary suspension of parts of landmark Indigenous rights law after a court ruling found […]

Mistawasis Nêhiyawak receives first mineral rights under treaty agreement Saskatchewan transferred additional Crown mineral rights to Canada on behalf of three First […]

The Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) is calling for immediate government action to fix British Columbia’s struggling mineral claims approval system as […]

The New Brunswick government put out a call on March 24 for private companies interested in exploring the old Lake George antimony […]

Federal and provincial governments skip environmental assessment; Northern BC operation still needs Nisga’a First Nation approval A gold mining company just got […]

Mining experts Julio Mejía and Elmira Aliakbari of the Fraser Institute warn that Canada is failing to attract the mining investment it […]

Province to cap major-project approval timelines at about 120 days once regulatory review begins. Alberta is moving to dramatically accelerate project approvals, […]

Indigenous communities are increasingly taking ownership stakes in major resource projects, with a new federal loan guarantee program helping bridge the financing […]

Kaella-Marie Earle from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory on Manitoulin Island now leads the Canadian Aboriginal Minerals Association after the organization emerged from a […]

The Robert M. Buchan Department of Mining at Queen’s University is shaping the next generation of mining professionals through a blend of […]

New $200M wharf at Bécancour will handle larger bulk carriers serving mining industry The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada has cleared a […]