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The winner of the 2011 Colin Spence Award for excellence in global mineral exploration explains why he thrives on the thrill of discovery.

Michelle Unger lives and works in Kimberley. She feels fortunate that she has been able to live in a great place like Kimberley while advancing her career.

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Recognizing provincial restoration projects

C3 Alliance Corp announced new VP and director

Will Saskatchewan follow Alberta and restructure the royalties owed by resource companies?

B.C. Mining Week will kick off May 13, 2012

Bingay coal project moves forward

The George Gordon First Nation filed a $10 billion claim with provincial and federal governments regarding potash and oil properties bordering its territory.

Elk Valley may expand mining opportunities

A Canadian gold mining company goes on an aggressive shopping spree buying up promising gold-silver property in central B.C.

Nick Houghton didn’t expect to be hunting rubies in Greenland—fate just sort of took him there.

This engineering consulting group believes now is the time for Canadian companies to invest in Chile.

Marmion South is located contiguous to Osisko Mining Corporation’s 10.52 million ounce gold deposit in the inferred category.

A modern condominium complex has been built in Elkford for new workers, offering high-end features like granite countertops.

The Mount Milligan copper-gold mine, touted as the first major metal mine to be built in the province in 15 years, is already bringing prosperity to the region.

A 40-year career in the industry has taken Lindsay Bottomer to places all around the world—meeting fascinating people and doing something he loves.

This year's Minerals South Conference facilitated a Junior Miners Program in Kimberley for grade one to three students of Lindsay Park Elementary School.

Century Wireline Services uses specialized tools and computerized systems to provide a map—or a log—of what lies underground.

GeoScience BC and the East Kootenay Chamber of Mines has announced the lauch of the SEEK project in the East Kootenays.

Carl Schulze's company, All-Terrane Mineral Exploration Services positions him in a prime location to see new and exciting discoveries.

James Hoy is impressed with the extensive training he received for his new job as a haul truck driver at Teck.

Mining is booming and a labour shortage is looming—but a B.C. task force is on the case.

The City of Kimberley and Integra Air promote the potential for Alberta's oil sands workers to live in the BC Rockies.

Women in Mining

Development of shale gas reserves in northeastern B.C. will mean more jobs, more people and more pressure on the infrastructure of the small town of Fort Nelson

Simply put, there's a worldwide shortage of mining professionals. UBC's certificate program in mining studies is attempting to ease the HR crunch.

What will happen to northeastern B.C.’s water supply as natural gas continues to be extracted by means of hydraulic fracturing, better known as fracking?

Reopening the historic Keno Silver District in the Yukon required expertise in both mining and environmental remediation. Alexco Resource Corporation has both.

This year's PDAC winner for aboriginal achievements in the mineral industry answers 10 questions about his life's work.

Colin Ross of Nanaimo's Inuktun Services believes the next generation of miners will be robots.

Yellowknife's Mine Training Society attempts to balance of the needs of workers and the mines.

After approximately 30 years in the oil and gas sector, Steve Letwin chose to change paths and take the top spot at Toronto-based Iamgold Corp.

Taseko's New Prosperity Mine, a $1-billion gold-copper mine in British Columbia, has been approved

Potash Corp’s Cassidy Lake Division achieved 14 years without a lost time accident on August 22, 2011.

Karina Briño started as new president and CEO of the MABC on August 1, 2011.

Yukon First Nations and the Yukon Chamber of Mines have collaborated on a guide to establish better working relationships

The Muir family is a mining family, With four generations of men devoted to the trade, they have a great history—and strong backs.

Telus's Camp in a Box continues to provide communications to remote mining operations.

With much criticism over the environmental impact of these toxic ponds, solutions are earnestly being sought after to come up with a solution.

The Vale Living with Lakes Centre in Sudbury, Ontario, has brought environmental success to a whole new level.