
Airspace security lessons drive new industrial drone training
As mining companies continue using drones for surveying, tailings monitoring and site security, the governance around commercial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) is […]

As mining companies continue using drones for surveying, tailings monitoring and site security, the governance around commercial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) is […]

Flexicon recentky introduced its mobile bag dumping station, a comprehensive system that enables operators to transfer materials from hand-held sacks into elevated […]
Kaella-Marie Earle from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory on Manitoulin Island now leads the Canadian Aboriginal Minerals Association after the organization emerged from a […]
The World Gold Council (WGC) is launching an initiative to build new market infrastructure designed to unlock the next era of digital […]
Canada and Peru signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to deepen cooperation on critical minerals and sustainable mining, officials announced. The agreement […]
In 2025, the landscape of Ontario’s mining sector underwent its most significant transformation in decades. Following the introduction and enactment of Bill […]
Ontario announced funding for 68 early-stage exploration projects through the Ontario Junior Exploration Program (OJEP) to strengthen the province’s critical minerals and […]
Underground mining operations are facing increased scrutiny over diesel emissisons as regulators tighten exposure limits and mines push deeper below surface. With air quality […]
New $200M wharf at Bécancour will handle larger bulk carriers serving mining industry The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada has cleared a […]
For years, environmentally acceptable lubricants (EALs) were seen as niche solutions, limited to lighter-duty applications. But thanks to advances in synthetic renewable […]
Banking executive tells specialized investment podcast that federal programs and legal reforms are transforming project finance landscape Canada’s biggest infrastructure and resource […]
As governments tighten oversight of critical minerals projects and geopolitical tensions reshape resource policy, mining companies are increasingly facing disputes with host […]
The mining and metallurgy industry has undergone a profound transformation since 1905, when Canada was producing six key metals – iron, copper, […]
CBC reports that a First Nation‑owned critical minerals project has moved closer to making Manitoba the “magnesium capital of Canada” after the […]