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49 North Resources acts as a seed capital portal for Saskatchewan-based resource companies.

Dave Thomas, a Cameco Corporation geoscientist, has spent a career searching for uranium.

Klaus Lehnert-Thiel, a Saskatchewan geologist, has a lifetime of exploration experience and a number of mineral discoveries credited to his name.

Bob Thompson’s deep geological understanding and enthusiasm for the industry is what garners him the most notice.

Developing mineral processing technology that isolates and recovers precious metals.

Mike Burke is excited about joining prospectors and geologists for the hunt in what he believes is the most intriguing geology in North America.

Firebird Technologies Inc. creates indium antimonide wafers—and has plans to supply more products to the solar market.

Ian London explains why rare earth elements and metals are valuable and why they are the key to advancements in green energy and the health-care system.

Jeff Nechka, a gemologist at Premier Gems in Calgary, sheds some light on the tools of his trade—and gives a few tips on finding the highest quality gems.

Manitoba is gaining attention with promising geology and strengthened relationships with aboriginal industry stakeholders.

Great Western Minerals Group’s Hoidas Lake project shows strong findings of neodymium—an element used in green technologies.

The Kaminak Gold Corp.’s Coffee Property in the White Gold District is giving investors a great reason to get up in the morning

Thanks to constantly evolving satellite communications technology, GeoPro LBS Inc. has developed the GeoPro, a two-way satellite text-messaging device.

Brian “Griz” Testo is obsessed with the hunt for precious minerals—and he’s hoping for a golden discovery near Greenwood, B.C.

A goldsmith operates her business out of a restored gold mining cabin built a century ago when gold was discovered in the area.

The resource sector is roaring back into production in the Northwest Territories—and companies are looking for skilled workers to keep operations running.

In May, Trail hosted the 2010 Zinc College. With Teck Metals Ltd.'s lead-zinc smelter being located in Trail, hosting the weeklong conference was a natural fit.

The proposed expansion to Teck Coal’s Line Creek Operation is in the environmental review process.

William Sheriff is focused on the potential in Canada’s Far North, where he’s seeking to position his company, Golden Predator Corp., as a leader in exploration