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
Editions
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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
Volume 19 No. 4
June/July 2024
The mining industry's shift from water management to water stewardship to address the global freshwater crisis
New Gold dives deeper at its Rainy River mine in Ontario
Integration of BEVs with full mine electrification calls for new technology
Volume 19 No. 3
May 2024
Names to Know 2024
Pan American Silver's La Colorada mine
Blasting and fragmentation technologies
PLUS Mining and Mental Health
Volume 19 No. 2
March/April 2024
FEATURE: The glory in closing a mine
A restart 15 years in the making: McClean Lake uranium mine in Saskatchewan
PLUS:
The future of development drilling
Mining and Mental Health
Volume 19 No. 1
February 2024
Border control: The last few years has pushed a new wave of resource nationalism, and it is likely to grow as global demand for critical minerals continues to push countries to protect their supplies
Project Profile: Mosaic’s Esterhazy potash complex
New series: Mining and Mental Health
Volume 18 No. 8
December 2023/January 2024
The final mining frontiers: From the deep sea to space, new frontiers with vast mineral resources are opening up
Volume 18 No. 7
November 2023
The Australian Wave: Canada’s rich mineral deposits and generous critical minerals incentives are attracting Australia-based companies, fostering collaboration between the two nations to secure a reliable supply of commodities needed for the energy transition
Volume 18 No. 6
September/October 2023
Two industries at a crossroads—The formalization of artisanal and small-scale mining may be necessary to help meet global demand for critical minerals
Cluff Lake rebirth—Orano Canada spent 21 years decommissioning and reclaiming its Saskatchewan uranium project—almost as long as the 22 years the mine was in operation
Screen time—Efficiency, uptime and optimization is the focus of companies offering a wide range of screening technologies