Newcrest, Teck co-sponsor contest similar to Australia
The company expects to sell 5.2-5.7 million tonnes instead of 6.4-6.8 million tonnes
Ongoing decline show progress toward the ultimate goal which is, “no lead is good lead.”
Authorities on Thursday confirmed 14 fatalities — 11 miners and three rescuers
The report of a zinc fire came into Kootenay Boundary fire rescue Sunday morning
University of Calgary analysis goes beyond a strict cost-benefit breakdown
The First Nation said the first-of-its-kind challenge leads to the root of the Mineral Tenure Act
This Is My Prairie, features country luminaries including Brett Kissel, Terri Clark and Paul Brandt
No one has been physically injured in the incident or in the evacuation
Professional regulator Engineers and Geoscientists BC announced the findings Aug. 10
Smith oversees health and safety, environment, communities, Indigenous Peoples, and more
Projects developed in Stikine, Taku, Unuk River watersheds
Public hearings on the project in southern Alberta’s Crowsnest Pass region were held last fall
B.C.’s Mines Act requires operators to prepare a plan to protect cultural heritage resources
UNDRIP requires governments to get consent before taking actions that affect Indigenous Peoples
Approximately 100 skilled out-of-area trades workers will be in town
A column written by Recreation, Fish and Wildlife students at Castlegar’s Selkirk College
Map editors pressure province to move faster on regulation reforms
Contract driller Ray Rosenberg, 35, was killed and two other workers were injured in a mud rush on Feb. 2.
Two New Gold employees received non-life threatening injuries and received medical care
