Management

Small doses of training

Alice Martin

A recent study showed a microlearning model could benefit worker training within mining operations

Critical matters

Graham Chandler

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?

The human element

Will Meyer

A pan-Canadian, sectoral approach is needed to solve mining’s people crisis

Where crisis meets opportunity

Christopher Pollon

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 

The self-perform approach

Alexandra Lopez-Pacheco

G Mining Ventures’ Tocantinzinho gold project in Brazil is set to begin commercial production in the second half of 2024, just two years after construction began

The glory in closing a mine

Alexandra Lopez-Pacheco

Integrated approaches to mine planning that include sustainable closure and reclamation plans and consider the potential for shared value for various stakeholders are becoming increasingly important