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MacLean Engineering prepares to show off test mine

MacLean Engineering prepares to show off test mine

MacLean Engineering has purchased a test mine property in Lively to showcase its mining equipment.
Australian creates hydraulic powered jackleg rock drill

Australian creates hydraulic powered jackleg rock drill

Australian trying to break into Canadian market with newly designed hydraulic jackleg rock drill.
Frontier Lithium developing high value property in Northwestern Ontario

Frontier Lithium developing high value property in Northwestern Ontario

Frontier Lithium developing property north of Red Lake.
World's largest ore chute created in Sudbury

World's largest ore chute created in Sudbury

Variant Mining has created the prototype of the world's largest ore chutes to be installed at a copper and gold mining operation in Mongolia.
Brighter, lighter and longer lasting cap lamps

Brighter, lighter and longer lasting cap lamps

Provix is pushing to have newer cap lamps provided to Ontario miners
Looking to extend the life of the legendary Kidd Mine

Looking to extend the life of the legendary Kidd Mine

Glencore not entirely ready to give up on the Kidd Mine
Cambrian gets funding for the new Centre for Smart Mining

Cambrian gets funding for the new Centre for Smart Mining

Cambrian College in Sudbury has received $1.75 million in federal funding along with the prestigious title of being a Technology Access Centre (TAC) for its expertise in mining research and technology. The money is being allocated over a five-year
FedNor investment of $1.4 million in local mining businesses

FedNor investment of $1.4 million in local mining businesses

Federal funding to help expand NORCAT's surface building at the Underground Centre in Levack, Ontario
The return of the airships ...

The return of the airships ...

Experts say it is just a matter of time BY NORM TOLLINSKY Access to Canada’s vast, mineral-rich hinterland could be the main driver for the reintroduction of a mode of transportation that fell out of favour with the Hindenburg disaster of May 6, 1937
Underground fire raises red flag about lithium batteries

Underground fire raises red flag about lithium batteries

Mining safety in Sudbury conference hears a warning about commonly used batteries By LEN GILLIS Red flags have been raised about the possibility of lithium ion tool batteries catching fire in industrial settings such as mines.