May 13, 2012 Oil sands school bus: Alberta is picking up the tab for teacher site tours Teachers are being offered all-paid, six-day field trips to experience the Alberta oil sands.
May 12, 2012 Mulcair accuses the West of creating Dutch Disease, Clark says the NDP are speaking gobbledygook British Columbia Premier Christy Clark pushed back after the NDP's new federal leader, Thomas Mulcair, said that the resource ramp up in Western Canada is coming at the expense of…
May 11, 2012 You’re diluted! White Tiger plans massive new share issue without seeking shareholder approval White Tiger is applying to the Toronto Stock Exchange for exemption under the exchange's "financial hardship" provisions.
May 11, 2012 Fire sale: Investors punish Osisko for mill damage Osisko Mining investors were unimpressed by the fire yesterday at the company's Canadian Malarctic mill. The stock (TSX:OSK) closed down a buck, or 12.94%, on the Toronto main board Friday…
May 11, 2012 Why Canada’s deal with China could spark a uranium exploration boom The fast-growing nuclear industry has never been open to China and will create a boom in Canada’s Athabasca Basin for uranium explorers.
May 11, 2012 The mining industry’s future belongs to robots Automated operations are winning over today’s mining industry. Whether it is autonomous trucks, tele operated drills and blasts or automated logistics applications, mines are increasingly introducing these kinds of equipment…
May 11, 2012 The gold in mining: Canada’s B.C. sector thriving, thanks in large part to China The head office is just one among 800-odd mining companies clustered in downtown Vancouver. But even in a group so large it serves as the backbone of the city’s business…
May 10, 2012 Increased foreign expansion exposes Canadian mining companies to risk The current economic climate has created an ideal setting for the growth of Canadian mining companies. And for many, there may be no better way to embrace this opportunity than…
May 10, 2012 Millstream potash mine unlikely, says PotashCorp The president of the Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan is not optimistic about the possibility of a new potash mine in Millstream, near Apohaqui.
May 10, 2012 Majority of oilsands ownership and profits are foreign, says analysis More than two-thirds of all oilsands production in Canada is owned by foreign entities, sending a majority of the industry's profits out of the country, says a new analysis released…
Roundup Video: Sixty North targets midyear Mon mine restart The company plans to restart the past-producing gold mine in the Northwest Territories by midyear after installing a 100-tonne-per-day mill at the site. February 10, 2026 | 12:29 pm
