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Saskatchewan mining industry needs thousands of new workers
Industry reps say up to 15,000 skilled people are needed in the next 10 years.
Australia’s surging exports point to next mining phase
Declining imports signal the wrap up of the investment boom.
Why you can’t buy a Cat driver-less truck off the shelf
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Caterpillar Global Mining forms alliance with Seeing Machines to deliver operator fatigue monitoring technology
In the coming months, Cat Dealers will be brought onboard as the exclusive distribution channel to the mining industry for the Seeing Machines technology.
Canada now behind US in energy security: Fraser Institute
Canada’s energy security ranking has fallen from seventh place in 2009 to eighth.
Just for fun: 23k gold and chocolate covered bacon has arrived
The other holy trinity.
Protestors block entrance to Centerra’s Kumtor mine in Kyrgyzstan
Opponents action may jeopardize the company’s gold production and financial results.
South Africa considers gold, platinum ‘rescue plan’
In an effort to place South Africa’s smashed platinum and gold industries on a recovery path,
