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A deep dive into the history of mine development
Vern Evans on the evolution and future of shaft sinking
Top Stories
Maintaining the flow
Energy efficiency, reliability and condition monitoring are key components driving improvements in conveyor performance
A new era in shaft sinking
Tunnelling equipment manufacturer Herrenknecht adapts its technology to sink shafts, supplanting the need to blast, and proving its capabilities in projects located in Saskatchewan and Belarus
Under-cover protection
Karzelek’s K-911 protects miners in case of fires or accidents
A new spin on an old concept
A railway-inspired turntable allows Alamos to drive Alimaks into two separate raises from a single location
Red Mountain Rush
The Le Roi mine in British Columbia was a testament to the free-wheeling nature of mining in its early years
The evolution of shaft sinking: A seven-part series
The evolution of shaft sinking systems in the Western world and the improvement in sinking rates: A seven-part series brought to you by CIM Magazine
News
April 01, 2020
Federal government wage subsidy program to provide relief for miners affected by COVID-19
New federal subsidy program will cover up to 75 per cent of employees’ wages for businesses of all sizes
March 31, 2020
Hudbay aims to double gold production at Lalor mine
Hudbay Minerals has released its updated plan for the Snow Lake region in Manitoba, increasing its production rate and mineral reserves significantly
March 27, 2020
A billion-dollar merger, nuclear potential and the continued effects of the COVID-19 pandemic
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for March 27
March 25, 2020
Mining companies scale down operations in Quebec and Ontario in accordance with provincial directives
Mining companies impacted as Quebec and Ontario announce the closure of all non-essential services in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
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Musselwhite and Eléonore mines among four operations halted by Newmont in response to COVID-19
Newmont scales down operations at mines in Argentina, Canada and Peru and withdraws its 2020 guidance as coronavirus pandemic continues -
Canadian mining companies respond to the COVID-19 pandemic
Mining companies are temporarily closing mines and cancelling events to keep employees safe from COVID-19 -
The state of nuclear
Nuclear power, and Canada’s uranium industry, are struggling to find their place in a green energy future -
Mining companies scale down operations in Quebec and Ontario in accordance with provincial directives
Mining companies impacted as Quebec and Ontario announce the closure of all non-essential services in response to the COVID-19 pandemic -
Under-cover protection
Karzelek’s K-911 protects miners in case of fires or accidents
Videos
McEwen Mining Innovation Lunch & Learn Series
Changing the way we think about corrosion risk
A holistic approach to dealing with corrosion at mining operations
McEwen Mining Innovation Lunch & Learn Series
Digital twins in mining and mineral processing
A digital replica of a mineral processing plant won't recover any metals on its own, but it is an essential element to optimizing operations using the latest technologies available. Sohail Nazari of Andritz explains