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The British Columbia Aboriginal Mine Training Association supports First Nation individuals as they obtain training for the mining industry.

Because of limited access to technology in northern B.C. for some First Nations communities, this donation will really help students reach their full potential.

Dynamic Specialty Vehicles Ltd. offers the mining industry an integral service—transport.

MSABC revolutionizing the mining supply industry with technology and innovation.

Mining Suppliers Association of B.C.’s (MSABC) sends the message that mining builds communities.

The Resource Revenue Transparency Working Group's document is now open for public comment after months of hard work.

Randy Lamb of Sonic Drilling was working at a coal mine near Tumbler Ridge when he came across a fossil that's about 80 million years old.

Teck's Coal Mountain Operations was the winner in the Surface Mine Rescue category at the 58th Annual Mine Rescue and First Aid Competition.

The Motion Industries branch in Cranbrook, B.C., serves the mining industry and other sectors in southeastern British Columbia.

The East Kootenay zone surface mine rescue and first aid competition was held May 11 in Sparwood.

In May 2013, the BC AMTA and New Gold partnership took home the BC Mining HR Diversity Award for developing new industry best practices.

Pierre Lebel's many achievements span more than three decades of contributing to building and supporting the mining industry in British Columbia.

Omineca Mining & Metals Ltd. is optimistic about the gold potential at the historic Wingdam Mine site in B.C.'s Cariboo region, said company CEO Tim Termuende.

Goldcorp, and its senior VP Paul Farrow, is working to dispel certain stereotypes about mining careers and to promote the industry to the younger generation.

Marcia Smith, senior vice-president, sustainability and external affairs at Teck, writes regarding the government management plan issued for the Elk River

This First Nations-owned company understands sensitive environments

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

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

College of the Rockies in Cranbrook, B.C., has received $1.1 million for state-of-the-art haul truck simulators for those looking to pursue a career in mining.

The two British Columbia Aboriginal Mine Training Association graduations in early 2013 changed the lives of 55 First Nations students and their families.

Guardian First Aid Service has been providing essential services in and around the East Kootenay region of B.C. since 2003.

Kemetco Research’s work in non-cyanide gold recovery and other technology could conquer environmental disadvantages of common mining processes

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

Thompson Rivers University in Williams Lake, B.C., is providing Grade 8 students with a chance to learn more about careers in mining at a summer discovery camp.

The BC Task Force is undertaking innovative pilot projects to ensure the growth of the mining industry.

Mining executives at the Natural Resource Forum suggest ways to improve the province's mining investment climate.

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

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

Phase two of a major upgrade at this busy coal export terminal involved replacing worn chutes and installing a new twin dumper

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

Rio Tinto Alcan's Kitimat Modernization Project at its smelter in Kitimat, B.C., is on track to be completed and achieve production by 2014.

The new Women in Mining Kootenays branch is creating a network for women in mining in southeastern British Columbia.

R.E. Postill & Sons was one of five B.C. mines recognized for their reclamation achievements in September 2012.

Company officials behind what is possibly Canada's largest sand and gravel quarry still have faith in shipping product to an aggregate-starved U.S. west coast.

Dr. Norman Keevil, chair of Teck Resources, speaks to Mining & Exploration on receiving the prestigious 2012 Order of B.C.

Mount Milligan mine environmental plan

Eagle Plains Resources is searching for another Sullivan-like deposit in the East Kootenay region of British Columbia.

Northern Lights College and Peace River Coal are partners in the Mothers to Miners program, geared at developing entry-level employees for the mining industry.

Luquman Shaheen has spent 16 years living and working between Peru and Canada, and took over as president and CEO of Panoro Minerals four years ago.

A family visits the award-winning Britannia Mine Museum at Britannia Beach on British Columbia's coast.

Cleaning up and reopening the historic Bellekeno silver mine in Yukon has earned Alexco's Brad Thrall and Clynton Nauman an award from the AME BC.

In June 2012, the B.C. Aboriginal Mine Training Association had to shut its doors—but with a new agreement in the works, programs are expected to continue.

With more than 80 employees, Cranbrook-based company Fab Rite Services Inc. has been growing and expanding its scope for the past three decades

Vancouver-based TTM Resources Inc. is striving to develop a significant British Columbia molybdenum deposit into a profitable mine

BC's Association for Mineral Exploration turns 100

Rimex industrial wheel manufacturers

Mike Ranallo settles in for two years in the leader’s seat with an agenda focused on increased membership and public education.

West Line Creek water treatment facility 25 kilometres north of Sparwood, B.C.

Representatives from Teck's Line Creek operations held an open house to provide information on the West Line Creek Selenium Active Water Treatment Facility.