Tag: Canadian Mining
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Canada PFAS in the Mining Industry: Potential Impacts, Risks, and Challenges
In Canada, regulators looking for the source of PFAS releases have focused mostly on manufacturing facilities, airports, and military bases. These are places where PFAS have been used for decades. In this week’s Blog, the experts at Stantec look at what you should consider if you should also suspect PFAS at a mining site and…
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Producing Mines vs. Exploration Companies: Understanding the Key Financing Differences
The Canadian mining sector is one of the most dynamic in the world, known for its rich natural resources and robust capital markets. Yet, for both producing mines and exploration companies, securing the right type of financing can be a challenge. This week’s Blog from the experts at Agile Solutions explores the key differences in…
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How Financing Options Can Drive Sales for Equipment Companies
Heavy equipment, such as excavators, bulldozers, and mining machinery, represents a substantial investment for businesses. By providing accessible and flexible payment solutions, heavy equipment companies can significantly increase their sales, reach a broader customer base, and build long-term relationships with clients. This week’s Blog explores how companies that embrace flexible financing solutions will be well-positioned to…
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From Underground to Fields and Farms Globally: Celebrating 65 years of Potash in the Province of Saskatchewan
For 65 years, Nutrien has been part of the fabric of Saskatchewan, and the company’s legacy demonstrates its deep-rooted connection with the province and a commitment to Feeding the Future. This week’s Blog takes a deep dive into Nutrien’s history in Saskatchewan, as well as what is coming up on the horizon.
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Canadian Miners Face a Greater Risk of Mesothelioma Than Other Workers
While the nation’s asbestos mining ended in 2012, Canada’s non-metal miners continue to face a greater risk of mesothelioma than any other worker in the country. This week’s Blog from the Mesothelioma Center at Asbestos.com talks about the dangers of asbestos and how to protect yourself from the risk.
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Autonomous Robots in Mining: The Differences Between Online and Offline SLAM
There are many ways we can empower robots to navigate their environment autonomously. We can equip them with GPS, use an array of cameras and sensors (including smell), even get them to talk with each other and strategize. But if you want a robot to do all that on its own without using any outside sensors…
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Canada’s Federal Government Commits to Expedite, Streamline, and Stimulate Mining Exploration and Permitting – But is it Enough?
After years of underwhelming policy support, Canada’s federal government is pivoting from being a disinterested gatekeeper to being a more invested partner and project enabler. Does this mean a new day is dawning in Canadian mining? This week’s Blog from the experts at Fasken takes a look at what international mining companies and investors interested…
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Canadian Miners Asking: Will Canada Remain a Competitive Jurisdiction for Mining Companies with Global Assets?
Canadian miners have been looking for alternative investment structures to secure much needed capital investment to build new mines and refining capacity. Yet it would seem as though the federal government is throwing cold water on the idea of foreign investment. This week’s blog from the experts at McMillan LLP explores what this means for Canadian mining companies and what…
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Transforming Canada’s Mining Industry with AI and Geospatial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence and geospatial intelligence are revolutionizing Canada’s mining sector, and companies are increasingly turning to AI-powered technology platforms for a competitive edge. This week’s Blog shows us how BigGeo is at the forefront of AI, providing real-time data visualization, analytics, modeling, and simulation on an unprecedented scale in order to enhance efficiency, safety, and…
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Simplifying Autonomous Robotics: A Guide to Waypoint and Exploration Missions
The idea of using robots might sound like futuristic sci-fi jargon, but actually the technology is analogous to the same chips and code that’s in your smartphone or advanced driver’s assistance in your car. Robotics for mapping and surveying are similar. The technology can seem complex, but the goal is to provide you with the safest and most…