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Nutrien donates $11m to Saskatchewan School of Mining

Saskatchewan Polytechnic has received the largest gift from a corporate donor in its history toward its Time to Rise campaign supporting the construction of the new Saskatoon campus.

Staff Writer | March 19, 2024 | 4:17 pm

Barrick opens training academy at Buzwagi mine in Tanzania

The Barrick Academy will be training more than 2,000 foremen,…

Staff Writer | March 18, 2024 | 3:31 pm

British Columbia launches Energy & Mines Digital Trust for international ESG reporting compliance

Major mining operators in BC can now receive their Mines…

Amanda Stutt | March 14, 2024 | 12:04 pm

Queen’s University, UBC, unveil C$2 million Don Lindsay Teck Award in mining engineering

The endowments will generate annual renewable scholarships at each university,…

Staff Writer | March 14, 2024 | 6:56 am

UK university training centre aims to fuse AI into metals industry

New £18 million Centre for Doctoral Training in Digital Transformation…

Staff Writer | March 13, 2024 | 6:46 am

Nominations open for 2024 Young Mining Professional of the Year Awards

YMP is soliciting nominations from the public to identify the top leaders in the mining and metals industry.

Staff Writer | November 8, 2023 | 12:14 pm

USGS provides $2 million to states to identify critical mineral potential in mine waste

Earth Mapping Resources Initiative to modernize understanding of geologic framework and improve knowledge of domestic critical mineral resources both in the ground and in mine waste.

Staff Writer | November 7, 2023 | 3:22 pm

Curtin, Chevron Australia begin construction on world-first natural gas research facility

Curtin Corrosion would also be an invaluable training opportunity, with several PhD research programs using it to obtain data for controlling corrosion, the university said.

Staff Writer | November 6, 2023 | 4:08 pm

New theory aims to explain how gold, platinum deposits formed on earth’s mantle

The new theory centers around a thin, "transient" region of the mantle, where its shallow part melts and its deeper part remains solid.

Staff Writer | November 6, 2023 | 6:06 am

‘Bubbly’ magmas may lead exploration teams toward untapped copper deposits

Magmas that experience the same process that makes fizzy drinks ‘bubbly’ may help predict whether the area where it spread is likely to be rich in copper.

Staff Writer | November 1, 2023 | 5:05 am

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Nutrien donates $11m to Saskatchewan School of Mining

Barrick opens training academy at Buzwagi mine in Tanzania

British Columbia launches Energy & Mines Digital Trust for international ESG reporting compliance

Queen’s University, UBC, unveil C$2 million Don Lindsay Teck Award in mining engineering

UK university training centre aims to fuse AI into metals industry

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Nominations open for 2024 Young Mining Professional of the Year Awards

USGS provides $2 million to states to identify critical mineral potential in mine waste

Curtin, Chevron Australia begin construction on world-first natural gas research facility

New theory aims to explain how gold, platinum deposits formed on earth’s mantle

South Dakota Mines joins Universities Research Association

New children’s book aims to get girls into mining

University of Arizona’s new school addresses critical need for minerals and mining talent

Gold mining spreads mercury to tropical birds, study says

‘Bubbly’ magmas may lead exploration teams toward untapped copper deposits