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Mining the Northwest: Is there a gold mine in the cards for Wawa?

Mining the Northwest: Is there a gold mine in the cards for Wawa?

Red Pine Exploration taking a deeper dive in studying the potential in historic mining camp
Ontario invests $7M in critical minerals amid U.S. tariffs

Ontario invests $7M in critical minerals amid U.S. tariffs

Province hopes to entice more exploration in support of finding and developing new critical mineral mines
Carney vows ‘shift in attitude’ on major projects with Labour Day timeline

Carney vows ‘shift in attitude’ on major projects with Labour Day timeline

Prime Minister Mark Carney brought premiers up to speed on U.S. trade negotiations in Huntsville
Inquest called into 2020 death of contractor at Thunder Bay-area mine

Inquest called into 2020 death of contractor at Thunder Bay-area mine

Edouard Gallant of SCR Mining and Tunnelling reportedly died in a run of muck incident
Women are 'hugely untapped resource' in mining, says mine rescue officer

Women are 'hugely untapped resource' in mining, says mine rescue officer

April Belecque is the first female mine rescue officer in Ontario Mine Rescue history
Mushkegowuk chiefs designate Ring of Fire as ‘protected homeland’

Mushkegowuk chiefs designate Ring of Fire as ‘protected homeland’

The motion was drafted and passed following a presentation to the chiefs by Jeronimo Kataquapit on Tuesday
Canada Nickel serves up more of Timmins' potential as a nickel mining district

Canada Nickel serves up more of Timmins' potential as a nickel mining district

Mine developer rolls out maiden estimates for two more nickel deposits
‘Complete destruction of the earth’: First Nations leaders gear up to fight development bills in court

‘Complete destruction of the earth’: First Nations leaders gear up to fight development bills in court

The pair of bills from the federal and provincial governments aim to speed up some major development projects
Inquest called into Sudbury man’s workplace death in River Valley

Inquest called into Sudbury man’s workplace death in River Valley

Mark Beskorowany, 54, died from injuries received while working in a granite quarry on Aug. 19, 2019, doing work related to drilling   
First Nations launch challenge to overturn Ontario, federal 'megaprojects' laws

First Nations launch challenge to overturn Ontario, federal 'megaprojects' laws

Bill 5 allows the provincial government to 'unilaterally ram through projects without meaningful engagement,' First Nations argue