For every complex problem, there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong While participants in the mining sector have long […]

In another recent interview on CBC Radio’s Labrador Morning, I mentioned that I was not surprised to see Trump slap on tariffs […]

Dr. Neeltje Slingerland is the mine closure practice lead (Canada) at WSP. She is a geoscientist in Alberta and B.C. and a […]

While being a critically important part of Canada’s economy, the mining industry is also one of its most energy-intensive sectors and remains […]

Geoscience B.C. – a not-for-profit society managing independent geoscience research – has now produced a digital compilation of mine tailings and waste […]

As we enter 2025, the mining industry grapples with a rapidly evolving and polarizing environmental, social and governance (ESG) landscape shaped by […]

As the world continues to request key minerals and metals for the transition to low-carbon economies, the landscape of risks and opportunities […]

An after thought to my article entitled: “Regulatory permitting: Exploration to mine development,” published on page 6 of the October issue of […]

Interview with Jorge A. Ganoza, president, CEO, and director of Fortuna Mining on growth and combating political instability Recently, I had a […]

CEO Stephen Mullowney on TRX Gold’s future Conveyor belt moving ore from the crusher at the Buckreef Gold mine. CREDIT: TRX GOLD […]

Why mining companies have become more sustainable and inclusive to stay relevant As one of Canada’s largest industries, mining has a big […]

The gravel highway leading east from Hay River, Northwest Territories, features a relatively uniform (some might say monotonous) landscape of flat, spruce […]