Deal on steel, aluminum, and energy will likely involve Canada accepting steel export quotas in exchange for reduced US tariffs.

Humans have been hunting gold since prehistoric times. In what is now Nova Scotia, the yellow metal was first observed in the […]

Who owns the minerals? A journey from denial to integration Minerals and hydrocarbons are part of the same natural earth forming processes. […]

Earlier in September, Prime Minister Mark Carney named two mining operations among the first five major projects to undergo fast-track approval under […]

A technical report prepared and filed in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 — Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (NI 43-101) — […]

Q&A with Andrea Bowie Andrea Bowie, a principal consultant at SRK Consulting with a B.Sc. in engineering chemistry from Queen’s University, has […]

First Phosphate (CSE: PHOS; US‑OTCQX: FRSPF) welcomed Canada’s minister of energy and natural resources, the parliamentary secretary to that minister, and MPs […]

Modern mining applications are often giants of steel and power.  They are celebrated for their ability to move literal mountains. Hydraulics are […]

Weir, a mining technology company, has signed a strategic collaboration agreement with Viking Analytics, a Swedish firm that specializes in AI-powered vibration […]

In the last year, Quebec’s mining sector experienced significant regulatory changes. The government enacted Bill 63 (An act to amend the Mining […]

Fleet Space Technologies, Australia’s leading space exploration company, has signed a memorandum of understanding with ExLabs to send its off‑world exploration systems […]

Indigenous communities play a critical role in developing the world’s natural resources. In this series of articles, we have touched on the […]