Technology
Future-looking flotation
New flotation technologies push the boundaries of mineral processing by recovering and monitoring different particle types
Top Stories
Fish, fowl or noble gas?
A bit of disclosure clarification for companies pursuing helium
Intelligence test
Artificial intelligence has shown the potential to be a powerful tool for mineral exploration. Understanding how powerful it can be is still a work in progress
Soil surveillance
DNA sequencing of soil samples is emerging as a new surveying technique that may help exploration companies better locate mineral deposits and refine drill targets
True North
A look at the development of the most northerly base metal mine in the world
Strength in unity
The Rook I impact benefit agreement between NexGen Energy and Métis Nation-Saskatchewan has set a new standard for Indigenous partnerships, giving Métis communities in the region a lasting role in shaping economic opportunities and regional development
Gold is the original critical mineral
Given gold’s increasing and sustained significance to the global economy, a strong case may be made for gold being added to the critical minerals lists
News
March 04, 2026
UBC mining students three-peat at 2026 Canadian Mining Games
The University of British Columbia’s Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering team faced off against nine other universities across 27 events to once again bring home first place at this year’s games
March 03, 2026
Hit the (under)ground running
A newly released documentary follows runners as they break the record for the deepest marathon ever run, while also aiming to reshape perceptions of what is possible in modern underground mining
February 27, 2026
Electra greenlights construction of cobalt sulfate refinery, a wrinkle in Barrick’s spinoff plans, and Denison to proceed with Phoenix uranium mine
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for February 27
February 20, 2026
Canada’s defence industrial strategy, Wheaton and BHP’s silver stream deal, and Ontario to fast-track Great Bear project
The CIM Magazine Weekly Mining News Recap for February 20
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Teck and Anglo American set to merge into major copper producer
The deal would form the world’s fifth-largest copper producer with headquarters in Vancouver -
Bracing for impact
Canadian mining exporters are exploring strategies to minimize the strain of U.S. tariffs -
B.C. company gets federal funds to test microwave tech
The funding will allow the company to scale up its mineral activation technology for processing tailings -
Construction begins on Canada’s first electric vehicle battery separator plant
Once it reaches commercial production, the plant is anticipated to produce enough material to supply around one million electric vehicles per year -
Away from home
The impact of fly-in, fly-out operations on mining workers and how to best support them
Videos
Mission Critical: Strategy and Execution
Mission Critical is a live online series from CIM Magazine and SGS focused on the development of Canada's store of critical minerals. David Anonychuk, global VP of metallurgy and consulting at SGS and CIM Magazine Editor Ryan Bergen will bring in industry leaders to dig into the practical, political and financial questions around what it will take to make good on this "generational opportunity." Join us for Episode 1: Strategy and Execution, with Chris Evans, lithium sector veteran and managing director at Winsome Resources, and Marcella Munro, head of regulatory and government affairs at Teck Resources, as they share their insight and expertise.
Utilizing Curved Trough Conveyor Technology vs. Conventional Conveyors
In this webinar, two conveying experts will provide a comprehensive analysis on both conventional conveyors and curved trough conveyor technology.