An industry hiding in plain sight: Discovering the potential of mineral exploration
A public policy student walked into a B.C. industry with record exploration spending and a hiring list that runs far beyond geology.
Vancouver proclamation recognizes mining and mineral exploration as pillars of the city’s economy
Mining and Mineral Exploration Day highlights Vancouver’s role as a global centre of resource-sector finance, expertise and innovation
What does a new mine mean to B.C.?
The debate over a new mine usually starts with risk. Using the proposed Trekor Yellowhead copper mine as a test case, here’s what one modern mine actually delivers for workers, communities, public services, and Canada’s economic security.
David Eby positions himself as a champion of mining and minerals
At AME this week, Eby touted record-breaking investments, and promised to champion property rights in a climate of uncertainty.
Meeting the demand for sand
Quarry near Prince George to produce sand for fracking
Artificial intelligence is about to hit a massive copper wall
A breakdown of data centre physics shows why the tech boom is actually a mining boom in disguise
Growth and future prospects in the spotlight as the resource community gathers
Stewart Muir to deliver keynote at 23rd edition of the BC Natural Resources Forum in Prince George on January 21.
Energy security matters more than political rhetoric
Finance expert warns that political timelines for transition defy the laws of physics and economics while threatening living standards.
Gitxaala has changed all the ground rules in British Columbia
Court says UNDRIP now guides all B.C. laws, reshaping the risks around mills, mines and the North Coast transmission push.