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East Kootenay mine rescue and first aid teams show they’re well prepared

1 of 6Line Creek Mine Rescue team stands in wait for the high angle rope task at the Elkford Fire Department. — Brielle Will photo2 of 6Greenhills Min

Nickel Institute celebrates stainless steel centenary in Beijing

Stainless steel has been an important part of numerous industries over the past 100 years. — Photo courtesy the Nickel Institute As part of the Cente

New Canada Resources North Expo announced

Mr. P. G. the official mascot of Prince George. — Photo courtesy Wikipedia Prince George New Brunswick-based Master Promotions Ltd. Is further expand

$30 Billion in new mining projects planned for the next 10 years

B.C. has fantastic mining potential. — Photo courtesy Huckleberry Mines Ltd. The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) estimates that B.C. has the pote

Northwest British Columbia opens up

1 of 3Approximately 60 people are currently housed at Imperial Metals Corporation's Red Chris project camp, 80 km south of Dease Lake in northwestern

Britannia Mine Museum wins Syncrude Award for Excellence

The Britannia Mine Museum—Britannia Beach, BC The Britannia Mine Museum has added another award to its growing list of accolades, winning the 2012 S

Gold fever returns to Barkerville

The Windsor Gold Mining and Exploration Inc. property is located in the central interior of British Columbia near Barkerville. — Photo courtesy Winds

Invitation to 2012 Kamloops Mining Week Reception

Xstrata sells off 25 per cent stake in B.C. coal operations

— Photo courtesy Public Domain -- Wikipedia A subsidiary of Swiss global mining giant Xstrata PLC operating in B.C.’s coal industry, says JX Nippon

What is a mining consultant?

McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd.'s Prince George branch is currently involved in resource road design for Copper Fox Metals Inc.'s Schaft Creek pro

AuRo appoints John Buckle as vice-president of exploration

Community open house

Slocan Valley’s Eagle Graphite to expand production to meet demand

Thanks to an increased demand for lithium batteries and new restrictions on the export of graphite from China, the B.C. resource industry is looking

Teck’s Fording River shipped first rail car of coal 40 years ago

March 15, 2012, marked a special anniversary for the more than 1,200 employees at Teck’s Fording River Operations near Elkford, B.C. It was 40 years

AME BC Hosts Exploration Days at Britannia Mine Museum

2012 marks the 100th anniversary of the Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia (AME BC). Established in 1912, AME BC represents thousa

This prospector’s secret: never stop looking

Ken Wasylyshen, left, Dave Forshaw and Bob Singh prospect for gold on Philip Creek, a tributary of the Nation River west of Mackenzie, B.C. — Photo co

The McLeod Luck: a Hard Rock Story

1 of 3Winner of the 2010 Independent Publisher gold medal for best regional non-fiction book, The McLeod Luck tells of the life and adventures of Don

Suncor Energy supports national conference on apprenticeship training

Sully property in play again near Kimberley

New agreement makes it easier to sell Saskatchewan uranium to China

Key Lake in northern Saskatchewan is the world’s largest high-grade uranium milling operation. — Photo courtesy of Cameco Canada's prime minister use

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