Source: National Post More than 10 years after the oft-violent native occupation of the Douglas Creek Estates housing site began in Caledonia, Ont., a judge has given teeth to the […]
Source: Flin Flon Reminder Photo: Growth, Enterprise and Trade Minister Cliff Cullen addresses the Flin Flon and District Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday. In the background is his deputy minister, Jamie Wilson.
Provincial changes to bolster mineral sector, Cullen tells Flin Flon audience Read More »
The Manitoba Mining Convention is November 16-18 this year. Please get your early registration in and our booth will be needing volunteers again. Please let Ruth know if you can sit
The Manitoba Mining Convention early bird registration Read More »
Below are letters to the editor from retired geologist Robin Gibson (to the Wpg Free Press) and a response from Ron Thiessen (CPAWS). Letter: Response:
PDAC has created a series of infographics that highlight the importance of Canada’s mineral exploration and mining industry, as well as the jobs and economic contributions that it creates to
Canada’s minerals and mining industry by the numbers Read More »
Source: Winnipeg Sun Premier Brian Pallister had an unusually large amount of mail delivered to his office on Thursday. That’s because Manitoba’s Wilderness Committee delivered 3,057 letters, all asking for
Lobby group drops off 3,000-plus letters to Pallister’s office Read More »
Below is a road decommission notice received from Tolko. Since road closures will impact the mining and exploration industry in Manitoba please read.
Road decommission notice Read More »
The Manitoba Prospector and Developers of Manitoba Inc., will be holding our Annual General Meeting on: October 5th, 2016 at 12:00 pm Canad Inns Polo Park 1405 St. Matthews Avenue
MPDA annual general meeting Read More »
Here is a link to the Manitoba Wilderness Committee outlining a group paddle event down the Bird River to demand protection of the river from Mining and Logging, where many
Paddle for protection Read More »
Source: Newswire.ca Public trust in the sustainable development of natural resources is essential to moving resource projects forward, creating jobs and regional economic development opportunities, and transitioning towards a low-carbon