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Working underground at Hudbay Minerals 777 copper-zinc-gold-silver mine in Flin Flon, Manitoba. Credit: Hudbay Minerals.
Manitoba has ranked in the top 20 of the Fraser Institute’s annual list of the most attractive mining jurisdictions for 21 of the last 23 years, and has an exceptional mineral profile across an entire suite of metals from copper, nickel, zinc and gold to diamonds, graphite and strategic minerals. The province produces 18 of the 31 minerals that Canada placed on its new list of critical minerals released at the PDAC Convention in March.
“We know that the pre-Cambrian Shield is well-endowed with world-class deposits that have been mined for decades, however as we’ve talked about often, there’s large areas that were under-explored and these are areas that have a huge amount of potential for Tier-One discoveries,” Shastri Ramnath, the founding president and CEO of privately held Exiro Minerals Corp., told participants in The Northern Miner’s second-quar
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The Northern Miner Podcast – episode 234: How to take advantage of the ESG opportunity, ft ERM’s Louise Pearce at the Global Mining Symposium
Posted By: Adrian Pocobelli
April 13, 2021
This week’s episode features
Louise Pearce, Managing Partner, Mining (Global), at ERM, in conversation with Northern Miner editor-in-chief
Trish Saywell at the Global Mining Symposium on Feb. 24, 2021. Pearce explains how the mining industry’s challenges in ESG can be turned into opportunities, particularly in regard to the handling of mine closures and tailings dams.
This week’s episode is sponsored by
Revival Gold and the company’s Beartrack-Arnett gold project in Idaho.
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The Northern Miner Podcast – episode 233: Industrial metals, China and the global economy, ft CHR Metals’ Huw Roberts at the Global Mining Symposium
Mining.com executive editor Frik Els (left) and Huw Roberts, director at CHR Metals, at the Global Mining Symposium.
Posted By: Adrian Pocobelli
April 6, 2021
This week’s episode features
Huw Roberts, director at CHR Metals Limited, in conversation with Mining.com executive editor
Frik Els at the Global Mining Symposium on Feb. 24, 2021. Huw discusses China’s economic development over the last twenty years and its impact on industrial metal prices. Huw also speculated on how the ‘low-carbon economy’ might fuel a new supercycle in commodities.
Paul Brink, president and CEO, Franco-Nevada, and
Daniella Dimitrov, partner, Sprott Capital Partners, on the state of the mining industry and whether we are, in fact, heading into a new commodities super-cycle. The panel was moderated by
Cecilia Jamasmie, senior editor, MINING.com.
This week’s Mining Minute features
Kenorland Minerals president and CEO
Zach Flood, who discusses the company’s Frotet project in Quebec.
Learn more about Kenorland Minerals here: https://kenorlandminerals.com/
All this and more with host
Adrian Pocobelli.