Projects

A race to the finish

Alexandra Lopez-Pacheco

Collaborative teamwork was required to successfully decommission the K1 and K2 shafts at Mosaic’s Esterhazy potash complex earlier than originally planned, amid the challenges of time constraints and the difficulties of the COVID-19 pandemic

Potash production comes to the Prairies

Ailbhe Goodbody

The origin stories of our industry are contained within the digital archives of the CIM Bulletin, the predecessor to CIM Magazine. We examine how a chance discovery by oil exploration drillers in 1943 led to Saskatchewan becoming a leading global potash producer

The electric future

Lynn Greiner

Sedgman details how it designed a fully electric gold processing plant for Artemis Gold’s Blackwater mine in central B.C.

From coal pit to prairieland

Silvia Pikal

The Sheerness coal mine in Alberta is well on its way to reclamation, while a mineral lying on top of its coal provides an opportunity for growth

The value of nature

Kelsey Rolfe

Mining companies are taking stock of their natural capital as momentum grows around incorporating nature into corporate decision-making

Cluff Lake rebirth

Alexandra Lopez-Pacheco

Orano Canada spent 21 years decommissioning and reclaiming its Saskatchewan uranium project—almost as long as the 22 years the mine was in operation