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Green goop yields a breakthrough
Two Laurentian University researchers discovered that mine tailings in Sudbury contain algae with antimicrobial and anti-cancer properties
Closing the voids on mine remediation
M&A deals sometimes include liability assets. Here’s a five-step strategy for dealing with those types of pesky projects.
The curious talents and tales of the Baroness de Beausoleil
Martine Bertereau, the world’s first recorded female mineralogist, had unconventional methods for locating ore deposits
Institutional innovation
As the mining industry reinvents itself with cutting-edge automation and digitalization technologies, universities are transforming their offerings to ensure students will have the skills to meet the industry’s rapidly evolving needs and play a part in leading the change.
Exploring with electromagnetism
Electromagnetic survey technology is helping Beauce Goldfields to track down a historical gold deposit
Diamond Typing
The Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) shares key learnings from their research and experience in diamond processing, as well as mineral processing and analysis
News
May 17, 2019
Antibacterial algae, Malian expansion and Moose River’s new owner
The CIM Magazine Mining News Recap for May 17
May 17, 2019
Canadian government announces funding for climate change mining guidelines
$325,000 will be invested in the Mining Association of Canada towards building on existing climate change guidelines
May 15, 2019
Atlantic Gold acquired by Australian St Barbara Ltd for $722 million
St Barbara to take over all Atlantic operations, including Moose River mine
May 13, 2019
B2Gold to expand mine fleet and upgrade production at Fekola
An expansion at B2Gold’s largest operation will extend life of mine and increase gold production
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Atlantic Gold acquired by Australian St Barbara Ltd for $722 million
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Canadian government announces funding for climate change mining guidelines
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Measuring mine life
A tribute to Hugh Taylor and his law
Videos
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
McEwen Mining Innovation Lunch & Learn Series
From mining's Dark Age to a mining innovation Renaissance
"We need to start moving away from empirical systems to quantified engineering principles, given the level of uncertainty we have in our industry."