Working with the Tahltan Nation: An interview with Skeena’s CEO, Walter Coles, Jr. Eskay Creek was the highest-grade gold mine in the […]

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 […]

The importance of traditional knowledge, digital solutions, and a culture of understanding In the past, mining companies have not always acted responsibly […]

The city of Flin Flon in Manitoba has a rich and storied history of mining that began when gold was discovered around […]

B.C.-focused explorer Gelum Resources (CSE: GMR) has entered an exploration agreement with the Bridge River Indian Band (Xwísten) that will provide the […]

Canada has a long history of mineral discoveries and production, there are about 200 mines in the country today, producing over 60 […]

Positive relationships with Indigenous communities are key to success for resource companies, but they often prove elusive. A new book, Weaving Two Worlds: […]

Since I started my career in journalism over 15 years ago at Canadian Mining Journal’s sister publication, The Northern Miner, the conversation around Aboriginal […]

Resource companies understand that positive relationships with Indigenous communities are key to their success. They are also aware that Aboriginal communities have […]

Generation Mining (TSX: GENM; OTC: GENMF) and Metis Nation of Ontario have signed a consultation and process agreement for the Marathon palladium-copper […]

A new report, Indigenous Sovereignty: Implementing Consent for Mining on Indigenous Lands, urges British Columbia’s First Nations to re-establish control over their […]

Canadian Mining Journal‘s “Seven Questions” series features informal interviews with accomplished leaders in the mining industry.  This time, we spoke to Kendra […]