Spring 2019

of Canadian Mining magazine

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Spring 2019

Spring 2019

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A Message from the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM)

In this message Janice Zinck discusses the industry’s successes and challenges.


Bringing What’s Past to the Present

Bitcoin. Internet of Things. Automation. Let’s put these innovations aside for a moment and think about the good ‘ol days.


Why Open Standards are Essential to the Mining Industry’s Future

The industry is changing from an “ore-push” to a “customer order-pull” model in which market demands influence production. 


Five Negotiation Tips for Mining Companies

ne of the fundamental mistakes made in negotiation is “bidding against yourself.” But wait…there are more mistakes you’ll want to avoid.


Company Culture Must Incorporate License to Operate

Driving digital effectiveness and maximizing portfolio returns are still top of mind, but rethinking the approach to license to operate is the biggest priority for miners this year. 


Optimizing Your Mine with Pitram Mine Control Solution

New underground mining precision performance software, which uses machine learning to refine and enhance loading and haulage processes, has been launched by global mining software company, MICROMINE. 


Indigenous Consultation in 2019: An Outlook for Project Proponents

In taking stock of their large projects in Canada and considering what 2019 will hold, many proponents will likely focus on their project’s consultation with Indigenous peoples. 


Five Pioneers Inducted into the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame

The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame held its 31st Annual Dinner and Induction Ceremony in January.  Let’s look back at this evening of recognition, which marked the induction of the first Indigenous woman ever into the Hall of Fame.


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INDUSTRY GREETINGS

A Message from the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM)

In this message Janice Zinck discusses the industry’s successes and challenges.

FEATURED COVERAGE

Bringing What’s Past to the Present

Bitcoin. Internet of Things. Automation. Let’s put these innovations aside for a moment and think about the good ‘ol days.

Why Open Standards are Essential to the Mining Industry’s Future

The industry is changing from an “ore-push” to a “customer order-pull” model in which market demands influence production. 

Five Negotiation Tips for Mining Companies

One of the fundamental mistakes made in negotiation is “bidding against yourself.” But wait…there are more mistakes you’ll want to avoid

Company Culture Must Incorporate License to Operate

Driving digital effectiveness and maximizing portfolio returns are still top of mind, but rethinking the approach to license to operate is the biggest priority for miners this year. 

Optimizing Your Mine with Pitram Mine Control Solution

New underground mining precision performance software, which uses machine learning to refine and enhance loading and haulage processes, has been launched by global mining software company, MICROMINE. 

Indigenous Consultation in 2019: An Outlook for Project Proponents

In taking stock of their large projects in Canada and considering what 2019 will hold, many proponents will likely focus on their project’s consultation with Indigenous peoples. 

Five Pioneers Inducted into the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame

The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame held its 31st Annual Dinner and Induction Ceremony in January.  Let’s look back at this evening of recognition, which marked the induction of the first Indigenous woman ever into the Hall of Fame.

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TOOLS OF THE TRADE

Spring 2019

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MINING EVENTS

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