All Mines articles

Rick Mark, CEO of VMS Ventures Inc., calls the Reed Copper Mine project in Manitoba a key asset for the company.

Avalon Rare Metals' flagship property in the Northwest Territories could be the largest new source of heavy rare earths in the world.

Ross McElroy talks about the Patterson Lake South property in the Athabasca Basin.

A study at Pretium Resources Inc.’s Brucejack project points to an operational gold/silver mine.

Vancouver-based Solid Resources Ltd. has its eye on attractive, past-producing projects in Spain.

Working with a $500 million projected capital cost and a two-year construction timeline, the company hopes to start mining in summer 2014.

BC Hydro’s Northwest Transmission Line, currently under construction, will benefit mining operations and northern communities.

Loughrey goes out on a high note with the opening of the Mt. Milligan mine.

A dedication ceremony was held in October to celebrate Mount Milligan's opening.

Alan Hutchison, partner at Dentons Canada, talks about the effects of Stephen Harper's June announcement regarding disclosing payments made to governments.

Canadian Dewatering L.P. provides full-service fluid-management services

Mining & Exploration spoke with Braden Maccke, with Callinex, to find out what Canadian exploration has in store for 2013.

Jeremy Lane has been a heavy-equipment operator for the last two years with Teck near Sparwood, B.C. It has changed his life and he's not looking back.

Founded in 1943, the Yukon Chamber of Mines has grown to become a stand-alone registered society now celebrating its 70th anniversary year.

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.

Yukon College has a lot to celebrate, including the establishment of the new Centre for Northern Innovation in Mining.

Yukon Zinc's Wolverine Mine reached full design capacity in the first quarter of 2013 with a rate of 1,700 tonnes per day.

The Reed copper project near Flin Flon, Manitoba, is being advanced by Hudbay Minerals and VMS Ventures Inc.

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.

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

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

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

North American Nickel recently announced significant values of nickel, copper and rare metals discovered at its Maniitsoq project in Greenland.

Greg Vogelsang has been a key player in an agreement to use recycled water from Regina at the Milestone potash project.

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

David Garofalo, president and CEO of Hudbay Minerals, is leading the company into an exciting era.

In the world’s third fastest growing economy, there are untold opportunities for those in the mining industry.

Housing can be an issue for any community that hosts resourced-based industries. Hinton, Alberta, is looking for innovative solutions.

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.

Mount Milligan mine environmental plan

Bob Joseph is the founder and president of Indigenous Corporate Training Inc., which helps individuals and organizations work more effectively with aboriginals.

Coalspur Mines' Vista Coal Project in Hinton, Alberta, could become North America's largest thermal coal mine.

Hudbay Minerals celebrates 85 years in Manitoba by investing millions of dollars in projects new and old, including the Reed Copper Mine and the Lalor project.

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.

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.

Vale is betting $49 million that a new way to haul rock, a combination of conveyor, railcar and truck, will drastically improve underground production.

Hard work and dedication have made Claude Resources the leading gold-mining company in Saskatchewan.

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

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

Promoting new and emerging technology that makes mining more environmentally responsible.

Warren Wagstaff started Digital Precision Metrology in 2011 to fill a need for contract measuring services.

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.

McElhanney Consulting Services Ltd. helps mines through the opening process.

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

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

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