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article iconMining programs inspire Aboriginal youth
Thunder Bay's Confederation College has become a key player in First Nation employment training for northwestern Ontario's mining sector.
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article iconLaurentian graduates first PhD in Engineering
Laurentian University mining engineering students won the 19th annual Canadian Mining Games at the University of Toronto February 19 – 21. The Laurentian victory is its seventh since the founding of the annual event in 1991.
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article iconLaurentian graduates first PhD in Engineering
PhD thesis accounts for uncertainty in mining operations
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article iconStudents win engineering competition
Four engineering students from Laurentian University won the Ontario Engineering Competition, Junior Design Category, in competition against 14 other universities earlier this year. This is the first time Laurentian University has won this prestigious provincial competition.
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article iconVideo contest introduces students to mining
Inspired by famous Canadian scholar Marshall McLuhan’s observation that the medium is the message, the Ontario Mining Association launched a video contest late last year to educate an unlikely audience about the mining industry.
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article iconAuthor keeps Sudbury’s mining heritage alive
Book is a pictorial compilation of the evolution of Inco’s past and present mining practices in the Sudbury Basin
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article iconThe magic of theatre brings a miner’s tragedy to life
Slague – L’histoire d’un mineur, is the French adaptation of Mansel Robinson’s Spitting Slag
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article icon$2 million McIntosh Scholarship Fund unveiled
Skill shortage still an issue despite downturn.
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article iconWHERE Challenge targets future Earth scientists
An urgent need to attract students to the Earth sciences has sparked a national contest for Canadian youth. Sponsored by EnCana Corporation and Teck Cominco Limited and in celebration of the International Year of Planet Earth and National Science & Technology Week, the WHERE Challenge is designed to get young people aged 10 – 14 years thinking about what on Earth is in their stuff and WHERE on Earth it comes from.
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