The Cigar Lake uranium project in northern Saskatchewan is now officially in commercial operation—owner Cameco has announced in a press release.
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Shutdowns will be staggered over the summer months among the operations.
Vale get top nod for 2015 TSM Excellence Awards.
Greenhills wins Canadian mine safety award at CIM 2015 Convention Gala.
Over 50 individuals and organizations were honoured for their achievements in various fields of mining at the CIM Awards Gala.
Dominion Diamond Corporation and Diavik Diamond Mine Inc. were jointly awarded the 2015 TSM Environmental Excellence Award.
Simon Houlding was awarded the Vale Medal for Meritorious Contributions to Mining.
An updated mine plan for Gibraltar featuring a 50% decrease in strip ratio has been completed.
New guidelines is just one of the ways APEGBC is taking action to help prevent an accident like this from happening again.
Sale of Arctos coal licenses to BC Rail comes with a 10-year repurchase option.
The paper was co-authored by five UNBC researchers and their collaborators.
Students received Level I First Aid certification from COTR in April as part of this training.
The Canadian Press is reporting that Mount Polley could be operating within months.
Imperial Metals' Red Chris mine recently made their first shipment of copper concentrate in mid-April.
A $480 million wind project could blow a gust of fresh air into the struggling Tumbler Ridge economy.
by Kevin MillerThe Canadian Geothermal Association promotes a hot new energy source.
by Peter CaulfieldThe target of this northwestern B.C. project is a billion tonnes of copper ore.
by Peter CaulfieldDavid Lawson of Amec Foster Wheeler is confident miners are well positioned to ride out metals market volatility.
by Kevin MillerThis relationship-building conference and trade show will be held in Mackenzie, B.C.
by Peter CaulfieldGovernment says B.C. can’t afford another Mount Polley disaster—and it’s committed to working with the mining industry to prevent anything similar.
by Kevin MillerThe Northwest Territories Métis Nation will benefit from the Gahcho Kue diamond mine at Kennady Lake.
by Peter CaulfieldElk Valley Water Quality Plan promises a cleaner future for people and wildlife in the Elk Valley watershed.
by Jessica KirbyMari-Ann Green is the first Canadian to head the U.S.-based mining organization.
by Peter CaulfieldMeet Tony Beets, veteran gold miner and one of the stars of Discovery Channel’s Gold Rush reality series.
by Kevin MillerYukon Gold follows Ken and three other gold mining crews as they seek to sluice their way to riches in Canada’s unforgiving northern climate.
by Kevin MillerSuncor’s Millenium Mine, uncovered one of Alberta’s most important dinosaur discoveries--a fossilized ankylosaur
by Jessica KirbyMineSense sensor-based ore recovery and extraction technology offers a 25 per cent improvement in recovery thanks to in-shovel measurement capability.
by Jessica KirbyThis zero-emissions vehicle operates entirely on battery and propulsion technology.
by Jessica KirbyTwo legal experts say Canadian mining companies should seek more women for their boards before being required to do so.
by Tim GardnerWith the completion of the EA process in November 2013, Canadian Zinc is moving forward with its Prairie Creek Mine in the N.W.T., said COO Alan Taylor.
by Jessica KirbyThe Northern Policy Institute says access to Ontario’s Ring of Fire a more complex issue than expected.
by Jessica KirbyJim O'Rourke, President of Copper Mountain Mining, has worldwide experience.
by Peter CaulfieldTom Paddon and Baffinland Iron Mines are working with communities in Nunavut to bring the Mary River iron ore project into successful production.
by Jessica KirbyDiavik Diamond Mine has the northernmost large-scale wind-diesel hybrid power facility in the world.
by Jessica KirbyOne Eye Industries' new filtration design solves the ISO woes of a Northwest Territories diamond mining company.
by Jessica KirbyThe mining industry would like to see governments make public any payments received from Canadian mining developments.
by Jessica KirbyMinerals North is a different kind of mining conference because it's focused solely on mining and exploration activity in northern British Columbia.
by Tim GardnerCameco's Cigar Lake uranium mining operation in northern Saskatchewan is expected to reach full production in 2018.
by Jessica KirbyThe Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy, and Petroleum will welcome 7,000 delegates and participants to celebrate diversity in mining.
by Jessica KirbyA gold-mining firm hopes to gain approval for an underground mine at British Columbia’s iconic Kemess property.
by Tim GardnerAME BC releases the Aboriginal Engagement Guidebook to offer a practical and principled approach for mineral explorers when working with First Nations.
by Peter CaulfieldThese thriving operations keep B.C.'s mining industry buzzing with activity.
by Karen KornelsenNunavut Chamber of Mines foresees continued economic growth in Canada’s north for 2014.
by Jessica KirbyThe Selwyn Project near Howard's Pass in the Yukon could produce 25,000 tonnes per day as an open-pit mine.
by Jessica KirbyThe new Mining Advisory Council is made up of representatives from First Nations, mining companies and the province of Manitoba.
by Karen KornelsenInternational mining investment company Royal Gold is currently involved in 14 properties in BC and wants to do more.
by Tim GardnerThe Fort Hills project is an undeveloped minable oil sands resource in Alberta's Athabasca region.
by Jessica KirbyRobert Quartermain of Pretium Resources believes the Brucejack gold mine will open in 2016.
by Tim GardnerNew Gold Inc postpones development of its Blackwater project in favour of advancing a project in northwestern Ontario
by Tim GardnerOn June 19, 1914, the worst mining disaster in Canadian history occurred in Hillcrest, Alberta.
by Karen Kornelsen