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 »
Below is a road decommission notice received from Tolko. Since road closures will impact the mining and exploration industry in Manitoba please read.
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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
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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
Volunteers needed for the Manitoba Mining Convention on November 16-18 Read More »
Steve Masson from MSPDA kindly forwarded the NRCAN report on mining and exploration (outcome from the mines ministers meeting held in August in Winnipeg).
NRCAN report on mining and exploration Read More »
Source: Canadian Mining Journal Canada’s mineral exploration and mining industry is asking energy and mines ministers, in Winnipeg for their 73rd annual conference, to work on tackling several challenges that have
How to regain Canada’s leadership in mining and exploration Read More »
If you weren’t able to make it to our last MPDA meeting, please review the below presentation by Ed Huebert on the changing dynamics of aboriginal relations in mining.
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Source: thestar.com Written by: Marina Jimenez The murder trial at the centre of a legal battle involving Toronto-based HudBay offers a glimpse of why Ontario courts took the landmark step
How a Guatemalan murder trial could forever change Canadian overseas mining Read More »
Below are two letters to the editor of the Brandon Sun on mining.
Letters to the editor of the Brandon Sun on mining Read More »
Below is a position paper the MPDA commissioned in 2010 on the sterilization of the east side of Lake Winnipeg. It appears the UNESCO site designation is probably a done deal
Forgoing mineral wealth in the WNO ‘Choices for eternity” Read More »