Environment
The copper project pipeline
Both small and medium-sized companies will have big roles in meeting a growing demand for the metal
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The ore haulage revolution
While haul trucks and shovels have been used in mining for decades, new technologies born from electrification have begun to upend how mines think about ore haulage
Copper insights from the Hall of Fame
Phillip Mackey reflects on a long career as an innovator and looks to the future
Reducing Hand Injuries in Mining
Join us to learn how to build an effective hand safety program to keep miners safe from the #1 preventable workplace injury
Names to Know 2022
The 10 people profiled here are emblematic of the vision and energy that is driving the industry forward
The mineral processing footprint
Miners are being challenged to improve processing energy efficiency on all possible fronts
Why the Critical Mineral Exploration Tax Credit is a big win
Flow-through shares and new tax deductions benefit charities, junior miners, everyday Canadians and society as a whole
News
August 12, 2022
Arsenic in Rouyn-Noranda, a big investment for Foran and spoofing convictions
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for August 12
August 09, 2022
Costs grow at Côté Gold
A recent project review raises costs and lowers net present value for the Iamgold and Sumitomo Metal Mining joint venture
August 05, 2022
Detour Lake ups the ounces, Glencore profits on coal and making haulage sustainable
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for August 5
August 04, 2022
Baffinland issues termination notices at Mary River mine
Operations at Mary River will be suspended starting in September if it does not receive approval to raise its production limit to six million tonnes for 2022
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Shaft Sinking from 2007 to 2020: Mechanical excavation
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Videos
Break the Code, Not the Rock: Computed Tomography for Potash
X-ray computed tomography (CT) scanning is a non-destructive technique that reveals detailed 3-D structures that cannot be identified by visualization or 2-D X-ray radiography.
Utilizing Curved Trough Conveyor Technology vs. Conventional Conveyors
In this webinar, two conveying experts will provide a comprehensive analysis on both conventional conveyors and curved trough conveyor technology.