The compliance canard
What exactly does NI 43-101 compliance mean? Part one of a series on NI 43-101 myths
What exactly does NI 43-101 compliance mean? Part one of a series on NI 43-101 myths
Mining companies are communicating with suppliers and customers about upstream and downstream emissions in attempts to meet emissions targets
Tailings management has been brought to the forefront of the industry, but much remains to be done to ensure future disasters are prevented
Proxy advisory firms shape mining companies, affecting how they are managed and how they treat ESG issues
Codifying UNDRIP into Canadian law is only the beginning. The challenge comes in understanding how to implement it, and how to engage Indigenous stakeholders in meaningful consultations
The new guidance is designed to offer a better understanding of mines’ water usage to interested stakeholders