Management
The sustainable curriculum
How mining schools across Canada are teaching future miners to keep sustainability in mind
Top Stories
Risk management redefined
New reporting compliance software is going way beyond box-ticking to improve the way mining companies operate
The Rock bears gold
With Equinox Gold’s Valentine gold mine now in commercial production, Newfoundland and Labrador has entered a new era as a significant and growing gold producer
Rethinking the surface mine
Why this next era of surface mining will be built on system change, not silver bullets
Shifting drivers for project bankability
Indigenous partnership and environmental, social and governance performance have become credit metrics
Upskilling without borders
The University of British Columbia’s microcredential programs are helping mining professionals around the world to build critical sustainability and leadership skills
From coins to screens
Why gold and silver are now moving targets that have outgrown their historical link
News
April 09, 2026
Rare earths in sharper strategic focus
Recent activity in the rare earth elements space is highlighting the need for stronger processing capacity and more diversified sources, given their critical role in clean energy and defence
April 07, 2026
Versamet secures gold stream at Eskay Creek
The new streaming deal will strengthen Versamet’s Canadian portfolio with the exposure to gold from one of the country’s most anticipated high-grade mine developments
April 02, 2026
Agnico Eagle invests in Cascadia Minerals, Eskay Creek project construction approaches halfway mark, and Paladin faces a legal challenge
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for April 3
March 27, 2026
Final production at Diavik, major project in Nunvaut gets multi-million dollar investment and McIlvenna Bay project energized
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for March 27
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Teck and Anglo American set to merge into major copper producer
The deal would form the world’s fifth-largest copper producer with headquarters in Vancouver -
Bracing for impact
Canadian mining exporters are exploring strategies to minimize the strain of U.S. tariffs -
B.C. company gets federal funds to test microwave tech
The funding will allow the company to scale up its mineral activation technology for processing tailings -
Construction begins on Canada’s first electric vehicle battery separator plant
Once it reaches commercial production, the plant is anticipated to produce enough material to supply around one million electric vehicles per year -
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.