The Manitoba contaminated and impacted sites program
Please take a look at Raymond Reichelt’s presentation on the Manitoba contaminated and impacted sites program.
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MPAP forms due May 15
Just a reminder to all prospectors – your MPAP forms must be delivered to Mines Branch by May 15. You must hold a valid prospectors license, fill-out the forms below and write a
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Mining ushers in most prosperous period in Nunavut’s history
Source: Kitco News Written by: Anna Golubova Nunavut, Canada’s northernmost territory, is entering the most prosperous period in its history due to surging mining development and exploration, this according to
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MAMI update presentation
Please take a look at the MAMI presentation below.
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All the best to Jim Bamburak and his retirement
Jim Bamburak (Industrial Mineral Geologist with the Manitoba Geological Survey and an MPDA member!) has decided to retire after 42 years with the geological family!
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New Manitoba national park announced in 2017 budget home to white cliffs, turquoise lake
Photo: The limestone cliffs along Little Limestone Lake are rare in Canada, says Gaile Whelan Enns, director of Manitoba Wildlands. (photo courtesy CPAWS Manitoba) A new Manitoba national park was announced
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Behind the pursuit of social licence: How an Alberta band lost a pipeline and the economic benefits that it wanted
Photo: Rodney Yellowdirt stands next to the re-routed Pembina pipeline near Alexander First Nation, Alta. With the support of residents, including Yellowdirt, a portion of the pipeline was originally going to
Seven habits of highly effective First Nations
Source: Frontier Centre For Public Policy Tom Flanagan and Lee Harding / November 2016 This paper examines 21 First Nations in Canada who scored highly on the 2011 Community Well-being Index
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Attawapiskat’s bad habits
Source: Frontier Centre For Public Policy Attawapiskat First Nation — an isolated Northern Ontario reserve — played a prominent role in the Idle No More indigenous protest movement that erupted
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2017 PDAC convention announcements
At the 2017 PDAC Convention media reception, Minister Carr announced that flow-through will be maintained, and the METC renewed. A successful PDAC and CMIF advocacy win for budget 2017! Thanks
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