Technology
Smarter safety
New digital technologies are reshaping emergency preparedness and rescue operations, making underground mines safer, more productive and cost-efficient
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Sustainable cement in the North
Researchers have found that producing cement in the Northwest Territories with local materials can reduce costs and lower carbon emissions
Questions of representation
Majors continue to invest in making mining more attractive to women, but need to dig deeper to boost interest in the production and trades side of the industry
Questions of gravity
Block caving is gathering momentum in Canada as the method for the bulk extraction of certain low-grade porphyry deposits
Beyond blaming red tape
Streamlining mine permitting requires industry transformation
Record-breaking depths
The construction of twin raises at the Thompson T3 mine was a key part of a ventilation upgrade that helped to extend the mine’s life by at least a decade
Modular construction in the mining industry
This approach is a balancing act of risk and reward
News
June 20, 2025
Production guidance trimmed for Greenstone, Highland Valley Copper expansion approved, and G7 announces critical minerals plan
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for June 20
June 20, 2025
Equinox Gold sees a slow start at Greenstone mine
Lower production guidance was released shortly before Equinox’s merger with Calibre Mining closed
June 13, 2025
Dundee to acquire Adriatic Metals, Ontario Mine Rescue winners announced, and McEwen Mining begins Stock mine construction
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for June 13
June 12, 2025
Glencore Kidd wins Ontario Mine Rescue competition
The team’s last provincial victory came more than a decade ago
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Improved climate resilience
As extreme weather events become more frequent, weather forecasting technology can help mining companies mitigate climate-related risks -
Electrification readiness
New research on BEV training opportunities presented at Battery Electric Vehicle Safety in Mines Symposium -
Norway House Cree Nation acquires Minago nickel project
This purchase makes Norway House Cree Nation the first Indigenous community in Canada to fully own a mineral project -
PDAC announces 2025 award winners
The 47th edition of the awards will honour achievements in mineral exploration, sustainability, Indigenous leadership and more -
Away from home
The impact of fly-in, fly-out operations on mining workers and how to best support them
Videos
Mission Critical: Strategy and Execution
Mission Critical is a live online series from CIM Magazine and SGS focused on the development of Canada's store of critical minerals. David Anonychuk, global VP of metallurgy and consulting at SGS and CIM Magazine Editor Ryan Bergen will bring in industry leaders to dig into the practical, political and financial questions around what it will take to make good on this "generational opportunity." Join us for Episode 1: Strategy and Execution, with Chris Evans, lithium sector veteran and managing director at Winsome Resources, and Marcella Munro, head of regulatory and government affairs at Teck Resources, as they share their insight and expertise.
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.