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In a groundbreaking move that could reshape the mining industry’s approach to sustainability and automation, Epiroc AB has secured its largest-ever contract to supply Fortescue Metals Group with a fleet of fully autonomous and electric surface mining

The Mountain Pass rare earth mine in California is not just a domestic asset; it’s a global powerhouse, churning out 14% of the world’s rare earth oxides. This isn’t just about numbers; it’s about powering the future. We’re talking electric vehicles,

The lithium market’s volatility has forced Green Technology Metals to pivot its mine development strategy for the Root Project, nestled northeast of Sioux Lookout. The Australian firm has released a revised mineral resource estimate and an updated pr

The Trump administration’s renewed interest in Greenland is stirring a political and ethical maelstrom, with tech moguls and wealthy campaign donors potentially standing to gain from a U.S. takeover of the Arctic territory. This isn’t just about stra

The Saskatchewan Mining Supply Chain Forum 2025, held in Saskatoon from April 9th to 10th, served as a stark reminder of the perilous nature of mining operations. Brigade Canada, a leader in commercial vehicle safety technology, seized the opportunit

The Amazon rainforest is under siege, and not just from the well-documented threats of deforestation and climate change. Gold mining, particularly small-scale and often illegal operations, is ravaging the landscape, leaving behind a toxic legacy that

The City of Greater Sudbury is gearing up for a significant foray into the Central Asian mining sector, with a trade mission to Kazakhstan set for June. Elena Zabudskaya, the city’s business development officer, is leading the charge, confident that

The mining sector is abuzz with the news that The Weir Group has joined the International Copper Association (ICA), a move that could significantly reshape the copper value chain and accelerate the industry’s march towards sustainability. This strate

The recent visit by a trio of US congressmen to Islamabad has sent ripples through the mining and technology sectors, hinting at a potential shift in global cooperation dynamics. The delegation, led by Jack Bergman, Thomas Suozzi, and Jonathan Jackso

The City of Greater Sudbury is gearing up for a significant foray into the Central Asian mining sector, with a trade mission to Kazakhstan set for June. Elena Zabudskaya, the city’s business development officer, is leading the charge, confident that