A repository of mining expertise
I don’t know how many times I’ve heard the complaint that mining companies are slow to embrace change and never want to be the..
Norm Tollinsky
Favourable geology or moose pasture?
Exploration spending of $916 million for 2012 was a bit down from the prior year’s $1 billion plus performance and still worthy of..
A complete toolkit of solutions
We beat ourselves up in the mining industry for not spending enough money on R&D. Mike MacFarlane of AngloGold Ashanti, for example,..
A perfect confluence
The one billion dollars in exploration and deposit appraisal expenditures recorded in Ontario for 2011 speaks volumes about our mineral..
The ascendancy of brainpower
A globally significant mining cluster doesn’t just materialize at the snap of one’s fingers. Like good wine, it takes time to mature...
Offshore wind and solar power: wacky or inevitable?
Professor Dean Millar, MIRARCO research chair for energy in mining, is a voice in the wilderness working away on what some would consider..
Mining industry soars once more
The mining industry, like life itself, has often been described as a roller coaster, climbing to nose bleed altitudes and then suddenly..
Money, brains and buried treasure
It’s no accident that 22,000 members of the global mining community take over Front Street in Toronto every year about this time...
Visionaries and creative minds
What’s new in mining? A lot, if this issue of Sudbury Mining Solutions Journal is any indication. Our cover story provides a progress..
New regulations – business as usual
During the last several years, the vast majority of exploration and mining companies with properties in Ontario have been consulting with..