How, as Saskatchewan expanded its new potash industry, it had to take steps to regulate production while also keeping prices competitive on the international market

How the Labrador Trough became the epicentre of Canadian iron ore mining in the 1950s

How the discovery of the Horne deposit in Quebec led to the Rouyn-Noranda mining rush

In this edition of Mining the Archives, we look at Alberta’s vast oil sands deposits, which required the development of specialized extraction methods before they could be successfully mined

How a remote area on the Manitoba-Saskatchewan border became a major region of base and precious metal mining

Mining the archives: how merging several operations in British Columbia’s Highland Valley created Canada’s largest copper mine