August 2025
Why change management in mining is a must in the digital age
Project Profile: Torex Gold’s Media Luna mine
Automating with AI
Editions
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Volume 20 No. 4
June/July 2025
Names to Know
Every year, CIM Magazine profiles a collection of individuals who are making a significant impact on Canada’s mining sector in different ways, whether through cutting-edge research and development, strengthening Canada’s supply chain of critical minerals or championing Indigenous engagement and participation in the industry.
Volume 20 No. 3
May 2025
Women in mining: 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
Volume 20 No. 2
March/April 2025
Traversing the valley of death: Collaboration between innovators and industry is key to bridging the gap between innovation and adoption
PLUS:
Olympias reclamation reaching completion
Advances in mining robotics
Indigenous participation in mining: The power of public equity
Volume 20 No. 1
February 2025
What is being done to strengthen the resilience of critical minerals supply chains in Canada, and is it enough to reduce dependence on foreign sources?
PLUS: CIM CONNECT preliminary program
New charging solutions for battery electric vehicles
Indigenous partnerships in mining
Volume 19 No. 8
December 2024/January 2025
2025 commodity outlook—Uranium, gold and copper shone brightly in 2024, but lithium plumbed multi-year lows. Experts forecast what to expect in 2025
Volume 19 No. 7
November 2024
An energy conservation mindset: Determining the lowest hanging fruits of optimizing and reducing energy consumption can help mining operations
Volume 19 No. 6
September/October 2024
MINEXPO 2024: Insights and trends
Diavik Mine: Transition to closure
Mining and Mental Health: The impact of fly-in, fly-out operations on mining workers
Volume 19 No. 5
August 2024
Mining companies are facing challenges in tracking, reporting and reducing their Scope 3 emissions, but those that lead the way could unlock significant prospects for growth