Real capital on real Indigenous terms
From mining to energy, Indigenous people hold stakes, staff boards, and are in the driver’s seat of their economic future.
AME Roundup 2026 set to bring over 6,000-plus to Vancouver
Early bird tickets are on-sale now.
Canada’s critical minerals are key to negotiating with Trump
The United States wants to break its reliance on China for minerals, giving Canada a distinct advantage.
Competitiveness at stake in mineral tenure reform
The modernization of British Columbia’s Mineral Tenure Act (MTA) has high stakes for the future of mining exploration in BC. A recent report by the Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia (AME) dives into considerations for investment competitiveness.
16 possible new mines could attract investments worth $36 billion
New mines in British Columbia could attract $36 billion in investment and $11 billion in tax revenues. Ottawa acknowledges the need to secure critical minerals.
Count on Canada for critical minerals
As the world becomes more and more digital, and manufacturing becomes greener, there will be increasing demand for critical metals, minerals and rare earths. And Canada can play a key role in supplying them.