Mines

A great deal of exploration, assessment and consideration of logistical details must occur before a mine can begin operation—and once it does, there are many things that can impact its success. In Mining & Exploration, we look at the challenges that operating mines face and how they are adapting to meet the demands of new regulations and environmental standards. 

Rock Stars
A balding man with a blue dress shirt and tie

A thunderstorm: where his career began

Mining Beat: mining and exploration news blog
PM announces the conclusion of Northwest Territories devolution negotiations
A new gold mining reality series airs in spring 2013
Avanti Mining is trying to restart the Kitsault mine
Company profiles
Overview of the 4 X 3 kilometer Mt. Milligan Mine site.

Working together to open Mount Milligan

AMEC and Fluor recently completed EPCM services for the $1.5 billion open-pit copper and gold mine owned by Thompson Creek Metals.

Events
World Resource Investment Conference 2013 Vancouver, British Columbia May 26 & 27, 2013
2nd Annual Global Sustainable Mining Summit Toronto, Ontario May 28 & 29, 2013
Canadian Mining Expo Timmins, Ontario May 29 & 30, 2013

Recent Mines articles

Fraser Deacon Linking local business with mining companies in north central BC

The Northern Interior Mining Group has helped revive a tottering economy by increasing communication between resource companies and local suppliers

by Tim Gardner
White male wearing necktie A colossal company has big plans for B.C.

A division of world mining giant Xstrata PLC eyes opening two coal mines in northeastern British Columbia within three to four years.

by Tim Gardner
Bob Gallagher An exciting gold project moves forward

After an aggressive summer drilling program, New Gold initiates an environmental review for its Blackwater project in central British Columbia.

by Tim Gardner
white male Canada is good to mining, says American CEO

Kevin Loughrey says Canada's regulatory system tops its American counterpart when it comes to natural resource development

by Tim Gardner
Helicopter flying Greenland property could be the next site of an open-pit nickel mine

North American Nickel recently announced significant values of nickel, copper and rare metals discovered at its Maniitsoq project in Greenland.

by Jessica Kirby
A white male with a trim beard and glasses Keeping Saskatchewan’s proposed new potash mine clean and green

Greg Vogelsang has been a key player in an agreement to use recycled water from Regina at the Milestone potash project.

by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
head and shoulders of a white male Pretium’s high-grade gold strike wins it the “Academy Award of the geologic profession”

A Vancouver-based mining firm's exploration efforts are lauded by the industry as it prepares to develop one of the world's highest-grading gold projects

by Tim Gardner
a smiling man with greying hair and a suit and tie One on one with the CEO of Hudbay Minerals

David Garofalo, president and CEO of Hudbay Minerals, is leading the company into an exciting era.

by Karen Kornelsen
Photo of Rana Sarkar Mining opportunities abound in India

In the world’s third fastest growing economy, there are untold opportunities for those in the mining industry.

by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
New row housing with landscaping. Hinton’s proactive campaign for affordable housing

Housing can be an issue for any community that hosts resourced-based industries. Hinton, Alberta, is looking for innovative solutions.

by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
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