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Company boasts shotcreting expertise in mining and tunneling Eight years ago, Finland’s Normet selected Sudbury for its Canadian headquarters.

Gloves are cut resistant and impact absorbing A new safety glove designed to help protect miners from hand injuries could reduce the number of lost-time injuries in the industry and save mining companies millions of dollars in worker compensation cla

The Sherp, an ATV on steroids brought to Ontario by Felix Lopes Jr. and marketed by Sudbury-based Lopes spinoff, RufDiamond, has been upgraded to comply with mine safety standards.

First Cobalt announced Oct. 10 that it’s in discussions with “several parties” to obtain an outside supply of feedstock that could help finance the restart of its refinery near the Town of Cobalt.

The third annual #DisruptMining innovation challenge will take place on Sunday, March 3 during the annual Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) conference in Toronto.

Protection for one of the dirtiest jobs in the mining industry A powered air purified respirator developed by Sudbury-based National Mine Safety for shotcrete spraying has been well received by the mining and tunneling industry since hitting the mark

Consolidation means expanded services for customers Wajax is marking a milestone at its Sudbury branch with the opening of a new, 42,500-square-foot facility on the outskirts of the city.

Speakers addressed opportunities in South America, Africa, Mongolia and the U.S.

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Ontario to share mining taxes and royalties While Ontario’s new agreements to share mining taxes and royalties with First Nations has been hailed as a step to healing and reconciliation with Indigenous communities, the financial benefits will depend