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

A subsidiary of Swiss global mining giant Xstrata PLC operating in B.C.’s coal industry says JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corp. will pay US$435 million for 25% stake.

Mining Insider Community open house

Community Open House -- West Line Creek Selenium Reduction Active Water Treatment Facility.

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

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

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

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

by Teck Fording River
Mining Insider 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.

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History, British Columbia The McLeod Luck: a Hard Rock Story

Read this award winning auto-biography of the life and adventures of B.C. mining pioneer Don McLeod.

by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
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Exploration, British Columbia This prospector’s secret: never stop looking

Dave Forshaw said prospectors should always keep an open mind when searching for gemstones and minerals in Canada.

by Tim Gardner
Mining Insider Sully property in play again near Kimberley

Omineca Mining and Metals Ltd. (TSX-V:OMM) announces that a formal agreement has been executed whereby Omineca has exclusive right.

Mining Insider Suncor Energy supports national conference on apprenticeship training

Suncor Energy supports national conference on apprenticeship training

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Minerals, Saskatchewan New agreement makes it easier to sell Saskatchewan uranium to China

Stephen Harper announces a new trade protocol for the radioactive metal.

by Gail Jansen-Kesslar
Mining Insider Finning completes US$300 million private placement

Finning completes US$300 million private placement

Mining Insider Teck Trail snapshot - #5 in a series

Teck Trail snapshot - #5 in a series

Mining Insider Teck Trail snapshot - #4 in a series

Teck Trail snapshot - #4 in a series

Mining Insider Teck Trail snapshot - #3 in a series

Teck Trail snapshot - 3 in a series

Mining Insider Teck Trail snapshot - #2 in a series

Teck Trail is launching two new major projects, and public hearings are underway right now to gather community input.

Mining Insider Teck Trail snapshot - #1 in a series

Teck Trail snapshot - #1 in a series

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Company Profiles, Exploration, History, Mines, British Columbia, Yukon BCGold Corp.

Precious metals are on the rise, but BCGold Corp. knows there's a lot more to being a junior company than exploration projects.

by Breanne Massey
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Exploration, Mines, British Columbia Refining Canada’s natural resource industry

The Canadian government is improving the review process for major natural resource project; regulations are outlined in the Economic Action Plan 2012.

by Karen Kornelsen
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Cultural learning bridges gaps in the industry

Cultural learning bridges gaps in the industry.

by Breanne Massey
Katie Ludwig, a First Nations elder who lives in camp with students each summer, aids in cultural immersion.
Education, First Nations, British Columbia Building inclusive relationships with First Nations communities

The School of Exploration & Mining is building inclusive relationships with First Nations communities.

by Breanne Massey
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Exploration, Mines, British Columbia A deeper look at the Sully

Drilling is underway at the Sully, a property east of Kimberley, B.C., to explain a gravity anomaly that has been identified.

by Lisa Crane
The new and expanded Endako mine is located near Fraser Lake, 100 miles northwest of Prince George.
Mines, British Columbia Thompson Creek Metals expands its Endako molybdenum mine north of Prince George

Increased production at the Fraser Lake molybdenum mine will create approximately 160 new jobs.

by Karen Kornelsen
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Mines, Products & equipment, Safety, British Columbia Let the good times roll

Kevin McCormick, a director for the Mining Suppliers Association, believes a northern B.C. mining boom may last 25 to 40 years.

by Tim Gardner
Artillery Peak in Arizona is the site of American Manganese's deposit.
Exploration, Mines, British Columbia, Global Manganese on the horizon

American Manganese Inc. has completed three phases of drilling at Artillery Peak, the company’s low-grade manganese deposit located in Arizona.

by Jessica Kirby
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First Nations, Mines, British Columbia New life and a bright future at the Huckleberry Mine

The owners of the Huckleberry Mine, an open-pit copper and molybdenum mine in west central B.C., has approved a seven-year mine-life extension.

by Tim Gardner
Global Going global

It's obvious that the mining industry is changing, and as it evolves, we're adapting our publication to suit the demands of the industry.

by Breanne Massey
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Minerals, Sustainability & environment, British Columbia, Global From A to zinc: Teck helps prevent disease in the developing world

Teck and BASF announce a partnership to reduce zinc deficiency in the developing world through micronutrient food solutions.

by Karen Kornelsen
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Education, Quebec How to break the glass ceiling

A recent surge for job opportunities forced one women to evaluate why more women aren’t getting involved.

by Breanne Massey
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Minerals, Global Fission Energy anticipates market growth for uranium

The uranium industry took a hit last year after natural disaster struck in Japan, but junior mining companies are optimistic about the future of their industry.

by Breanne Massey
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Company Profiles, Saskatchewan Fission Energy

Fission Energy has been injecting cash into the uranium industry while the markets are recovering.

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Education, Ontario York University launches world’s first MBA with a mining specialization

York University announced a new masters of business (MBA) degree program with a specialization in mining.

by Breanne Massey
John Hansuld was humbled by the letters he received to be inducted into the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame this winter.
Exploration, History, Mines, Global The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame inducts the “father of flow-through”

Hansuld longed to work outdoors, but he hadn’t heard about geology before, but after more than three decades as a mining executive—Hansuld is a mining legend.

by Breanne Massey
An American Manganese mining site.
Researchers test a new production method for lithium ion batteries

American Manganese Inc. recently launched a research project with Kemetco Research.

Lukas Vanderlip examines rocks at the Big Little Science Centre last week.
Education, British Columbia Mining Day in Kamloops

Kamloops Exploration Group and Canadian Institute of Mining created a partnership for a lecture series two years ago, and now, they’ll be hosting Mining Day.

by Breanne Massey
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Company Profiles, Manitoba VMS Ventures

The company was founded under a different name, with different goals but today they are one of Manitoba’s most prominent junior mining companies.

by Breanne Massey
Mining Beat, Global Michael Johnson joins the Red Eagle team in Colombia

Michael Johnson, the newly appointed vice-president of exploration for Red Eagle Mining Corp.

Channel sampling stockwork outcrop at Santa Rosa.
Company Profiles, Mines Red Eagle Mining

Red Eagle Mining takes off in Colombia

Mines, British Columbia Coal is a hot commodity in China

After a brief hiatus in the demand for coal, the price of coal has surged.

by Breanne Massey
Safety, British Columbia Ongoing safety training at Teck

The number of reported injuries at Teck's Elk Valley coal operations in 2011 was at an all-time low.

by Breanne Massey
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Exploration, British Columbia Blackwater is just the beginning

Blackwater gold project in central B.C. has a shining future for gold exploration.

by by Gerald Vander Pyl
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Sustainability & environment, Technology, Alberta Alberta’s Industrial Heartland

Alberta's Industrial Heartland is Canada’s largest petrochemical and hydrocarbon processing centre.

by Lisa Crane
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Education, Minerals, Mines, British Columbia Making mining accessible

Julie Dormer is the outreach co-ordinator for the Kamloops Exploration Group, an association that promotes mining, earth sciences and mineral exploration.

by Lisa Crane
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Minerals, Mines, Products & equipment, Technology Near-infrared technology essential for rapid and accurate mineral sampling

In the search for ever more complex ore deposits, it has become more important to continually fine tune the extraction process.

by Jessica Kirby
Products & equipment Warming vest keeps the chill out

Workers in cold, rugged environments will appreciate the warmth and comfort of the N-Ferno 6900 warming vest from Ergodyne.

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Mines UCore will benefit from experienced new COO

Mining and Exploration recently caught up with Ken Collison at Ucore’s Vancouver offices.

by Gail Jansen
Mines, Products & equipment New product reduces downtime

Hallen belt conveyor idler replacement bracket reduces mine downtime and maintenance costs.

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Mines, British Columbia Gold-plated ambition

Mark O'Dea keeps the Fronteer team together to search for new gold and copper-gold deposits.

by Jessica Kirby
Mines, Saskatchewan Bumper crop of corn threatens potash prices

PotashCorp in Saskatchewan has instigated an extension of its Christmas shutdown in an effort to stabilize prices.

by Gail Jansen
Mines, Saskatchewan A takeover waiting to happen?

Think the story of BHP’s takeover of PotashCorp ends with its failed attempt in 2010? Think again, say analysts.

by Gail Jansen
Reed Copper mining site.
Minerals, Mines, Manitoba Reed Copper site accelerates production dates

The Manitoba government approved the Reed Copper Exploration Permit (AEP) and they issued the lease of park land property for operating mine developments.

by Breanne Massey

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