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Canada adds high-purity iron, phosphorus, silicon metal to critical minerals list
Natural Resources Canada announced Monday it has updated the country’s critical minerals list, with three new additions. First released in 2021, […]
Natural Resources Canada announced Monday it has updated the country’s critical minerals list, with three new additions. First released in 2021, […]
The prevalence of ecological concerns, impending deadlines for global climate commitments, and the increased need for mines to source materials to support […]
Why are leader burnout rates increasing in mining? And why are people still not comfortable talking about it? For many executives, achieving […]
The word cobalt came from kobold, a variant of the German word kobalos, a satyr and shape-shifter of Greek mythology who mocked the work […]
A trustworthy way for anyone to report anything While highly committed to corporate responsibility and facing pressures that required diligent attention to […]
The Ontario government has formally recognized that an aluminium and aluminium oxide powder called McIntyre powder, which many Ontario miners were required […]
Canadian Mining Journal‘s “Seven Questions” series features informal interviews with accomplished leaders in the mining industry. This time, we spoke to Kendra […]
After 90 years of mining in Flin Flon, Man., Hudbay Minerals’ (TSX: HBM; NYSE: HBM) last operation in the area, the 777 zinc-copper underground mine, will process its last ore this year. […]
The Newfoundland and Labrador Branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) has awarded Vale (NYSE: VALE) its Miner […]
Mining consultants and suppliers have equally advocated the energy benefits of installing a ventilation on demand (VOD) or ventilation control system (VCS) […]
G+ Plastics argues miners should pay closer attention to auxiliaryventilation, given its extensive use and energy intensity More than ever, the mine […]
With rising metals prices spurring an increase in mine development activity across Canada, CMJ spoke to two of the engineering and construction management company […]
It is no hidden fact that mining can be a dangerous industry. The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) reports […]
Additional attention to detail early on can pay dividends in safety and life-cycle costs All new conveyor systems will inevitably succumb to […]