Technology
Cyanide reconsidered
Canadians are involved in trials that aim to reduce the use of cyanide or eliminate it entirely
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Examining a wider scope
Mining companies are communicating with suppliers and customers about upstream and downstream emissions in attempts to meet emissions targets
Workplace culture shift
It is time to embrace disability inclusion — future business success depends on it
Gold collection
While the technology is still evolving, gravity separation is helping recover more gold than ever before
Questions around heavy equipment
Large haul trucks are one of the main focuses for cutting carbon emissions at mines, but there is no one right answer for dealing with them
The Safety Share webinar series
Join us for a presentation and Q&A about a wearable fatigue device for mobile operators in an open-pit setting
The “Canadian way” in a geopolitically fragile world
Responsibly advancing the mined, processed and recycled metals and minerals needed by society
News
January 27, 2023
Cutting the cost of cyanide, Nickel City news and a partnership between two nations
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for January 27
January 26, 2023
Rio Tinto completes renewable diesel trial
A new fuel created from vegetable oil is the next step towards the company’s fully renewable fleet
January 20, 2023
Lithium updates, Indigenous approval and Rainy River hits its target
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for January 20
January 13, 2023
Major mineral discovery, Saudi joint-venture deals and a copper heist
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for January 13
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Workplace culture shift
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Gold collection
While the technology is still evolving, gravity separation is helping recover more gold than ever before -
Examining a wider scope
Mining companies are communicating with suppliers and customers about upstream and downstream emissions in attempts to meet emissions targets -
New Nouveau Monde assessment shows boosted production
The Uatnan project is expected to produce approximately 500,000 tonnes of graphite concentrate each year -
Taking a circular approach to mining operations
A new report commissioned by NRCan shows how implementing a circular economy can be more than just reprocessing tailings
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.