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Harrier Aerial Surveys' drones collect aerial imagery to create digital elevation models and 3-D measurements

The Energy and Mines World Congress will be held November 27-28th in Toronto, ON.

Siemens Canada partnered with Simon Fraser University to offer the Siemens Mechatronics Systems Certification Program.

Foresight and ARCTIC foster clean tech startups and real solutions to mining and energy sustainability problems.

Auracle Remote Sensing CEO David McLelland pioneered the remote sensing and geospatial technology that benefits the mining and energy industries.

Executive chair Stephen Leahy explains Auracle Remote Sensing’s underground mapping technology and its applications in the resource industries.

Drone Delivery Canada has become the first and only company of its kind in Canada to successfully achieve Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) test flights.

FLSmidth, member of the MSABC, applies existing technology to increase efficiency and minimize environmental footprint in mining operations.

Veolia Water Technologies’ Actiflo technology is installed at Pretivm’s Brucejack Gold Mine.

Canadian Carbonization Research Association (CCRA) and Geoscience BC will begin a joint research project to test the accuracy and potential of the Roben Jig.

Geoscience BC is an independent, non-profit organization that generates earth science information in collaboration with various provincial sectors.

Results of Canada's largest airborne survey will stimulate mineral exploration in B.C.

Mining and Energy’s Robert Hawkins discusses highlights from the AME Roundup 2017 at Canada Place in Vancouver, B.C.

Airships are viable option for future Quest mines, as well as other similar mines across Canada.

Biochemical sampling is being used in Yukon by Darnley Bay Resources in its search for metals.

The project will be rolled out across the Kazzinc operations which includes 4 underground mines, 2 open pit mines, a concentrator plant as well as their office.

Fastec Imaging’s TS5 high-speed hand-held camera is the camera to record all your mining and blasting operations.

Ener-Core is bringing environmental and revenue-generating possibilities to mining operations

Pfisterer/THEnergy has released a portable solar and wind mini-grid to benefit remote mine sites.

Researchers at University of British Columbia (UBC) have isolated organisms causing acid-rock drainage in mining operations.

The mining industry has seen a steady increase in the use of LNG in various mining applications.

Glencore’s Kidd Operations and Raglan Mine were recognized with 2016 TSM Excellence Awards.

The Energy and Mines World Congress Summit will be held in Toronto on November 21-22, 2016

MAC has named Alexander (Al) Pritchard as the 2016 recipient of the Paul Stothart Memorial Scholarship in Mineral Economics.

Todd Smith of Terrapure Environmental discusses sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions to energy challenges, and Terrapure’s unique services.

Geoscience BC announced that ten outstanding post-graduate students have been selected to receive 2016 Geoscience BC Scholarship Awards.

Solar-powered, wireless technology provides flexible protection and real-time leak analysis.

In recognition of his role as principal engineer of the SunMine, Michel de Spot was presented with a National Award from Engineers Canada.

Edmonton-based SBI BioEnergy Inc. will convert canola oil and animal fats into renewable diesel

Emerging trends in the mining industry may offer solutions—or at least opportunities for improvement industry-wide.

“The Age of Smart Iron” describes Caterpillar’s strategy to be the industry leader bringing digital solutions designed to improve productivity and safety.

The Polaris Rampage, an amphibious, all-terrain, all-season, global-reach platform was deployed in support of Canadian Operation Nunalivut.

SGS Geostat combined traditional geological methods with machine-learning virtual reality technology to impress the industry titans and take home first place

Geoscience BC is looking at whether concentrations of trace amounts of metals found in trees could lead prospectors to the next big mineral discovery.

Some 276,000 pre-orders were placed for the new (though undeveloped) model 3 Tesla electric car.

Ensuring sectors have the skilled workers they need is part of the government’s work to ensure B.C. has a diverse, strong and growing economy

Fatigue Science has developed a technology platform that measures and records sleep data

acQuire’s core product is its GIM Suite.

CoalTech’s new agglomeration technology is a clean tech solution to coal fines

Customers will now be able to access all advanced technology information in one location via the SMS website.

Wajax will represent the EVO-MT® Systems in Eastern and Central Canada, and Northern British Columbia. Cullen Diesel Power will service Southern B.C.

PT Freeport Indonesia’s underground operation has added an additional fleet of simulators to develop and improve operator skills and safety at site.

The MDR700 is a powerful rig that utilizes proven Boart Longyear underground exploration technology.

Quebec-based Nemaska Lithium wants to be the first lithium producer in Canada.

The construction of Nautilus Minerals' production support vessel has commenced with the start of steel-cutting.

This small Vancouver Island company designs and manufactures remotely operated robotic systems to monitor hazardous areas.

From huge steel components used on very large jib crane shovels to a small solar wind powered LED light tower, Caliper builds solutions

ScoopMAE, designed for workers to document workplace hazards and safety issues, is a new app created by Trusterra Technologies

This new device that turns a smartphone into a satellite phone has just been released.

Kootenay Association for Science and Technology (KAST) to establish a metallurgical industry development accelerator in the West Kootenays.