Mining

The first major commercial software to emerge from Sudbury’s Mining Innovation, Rehabilitation and Applied Research Corporation (MIRARCO) is soon set to make a splash among mine planners across the globe.

The City of Dryden is hopping on the exploration bandwagon in a big way.

Armed with the common goal of pushing the innovation envelope, four of the leading research companies have officially come together under one Sudbury roof for the first time.

Affectionately known as “pink gold,” potash may prove to be the next mineral to power economic growth amongst Sudbury service and supply firms.

In the year he's been with Vale Inco as its COO, the thing that's most struck Parviz Farsangi about the company is its unwavering commitment to ensuring its aggressive growth is kept sustainable.

With the shine of gold glittering across its Timmins-area properties, Lake Shore Gold Corp. is looking to transform itself from a mining junior to the next big mid-tier producer.

Northern Ontario’s mining supply and service sector was out in full force at MINExpo in Las Vegas, September 22 to 24. Held every four years, the biggest mining show in the world attracted more than 30,000 delegates and 1,200 exhibitors.

As one of the great Northern heavyweights of mine-building, Cementation Canada Inc. sees its greatest resource to be its ever-growing workforce, whose development is key to its success.

When a research scientist with the Geological Survey of Canada recently spent some time at FNX Mining Company Inc.’s Sudbury offices, she soon found herself adrift in a sea of company-branded clothing.

The process to modernize Ontario's Mining Act got off to a rocky start at a Sudbury public meeting in August.