A century of mining innovation
What began as a modest display of mining equipment in 1926 has grown into Canada’s largest exhibition of mining technology and innovation
What began as a modest display of mining equipment in 1926 has grown into Canada’s largest exhibition of mining technology and innovation
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the annual CIM Expo, which over the last century has grown into Canada’s largest exhibition of mining products and services
A look at the development of the Churchill Falls power station in Labrador, the second-largest hydroelectric power station in Canada
A look at the development of Saskatchewan’s first uranium mining region in Beaverlodge
A look at the development of Canada’s first radium mine, which later became strategically important in the nuclear age
How a mine on a remote island off B.C.’s coast began supplying iron ore to Japan’s booming steel industry in the 1960s