mining
The EV battery gold rush is here. Here’s how Canada can access its untapped resources.
“If Canada can find a way to sustainably mine and supply metals to EV manufacturing hubs in North America, the country will be spinning green gold”
This geologist found the oldest water on earth—in a Canadian mine
The billion-year-old water might help unlock one of humanity’s biggest unanswered questions: Could there be life on other planets?
Lithium could help us ditch fossil fuels. But mining is messy.
The essential element could help us eliminate fossil fuels. But we need to find better ways to mine it.
A disastrous tsunami’s lethal legacy in Newfoundland
Linden MacIntyre tells the story of a place in Newfoundland where a deadly tsunami was only the beginning of the misery suffered by hundreds of residents
In the Klondike, a gold rush becomes an old rush
From 2015: Discoveries of gold and ancient fossils go hand in hand in the Yukon. But the mammoth tusk trade has a dark side.
What you need to know about tailings ponds
Understanding the tailings ponds breach at Mount Polley near Likely, B.C., which has emptied mine waste into waterways
Mining for the truth in Guatemala
What lawsuits claiming rape and murder in a Guatemalan jungle mean for Canadian companies abroad
Jobs Report: Can mining recover?
A close look at what happened to an industry once flush with employment opportunities
Peter Munk’s final play
Barrick Gold founder fends off revolt and fights for a legacy
Gov’t must force HD Mining to turn over documents involving Chinese temporary workers, says judge
VANCOUVER – A Federal Court judge isn’t letting Ottawa off the hook when it comes to producing documents in the case involving the use of Chinese miners in a proposed British Columbia coal mine.
Hélène Laverdière vs. Julian Fantino
The NDP’s International Cooperation critic explains her concerns with some of CIDA’s recent moves.
Mining engineers strike gold
Graduating with a degree in mining engineering seems to be a ticket to a well-paying job