Economic Impacts and Drivers for the Global Energy Transition Report Highlights State of Canada’s Mining Industry
OTTAWA – Today, the Mining Association of Canada (MAC) released Economic Impacts and Drivers for the Global Energy Transition, a report that provides an overview of current trends in Canada’s mining sector based on updated statistics and analysis. The latest data is showing a strong return to form with recent increased policy supports expected to ensure […]
Teck Mining Magnate Stands Between Glencore and Mega Deal
Soft-spoken Keevil turned Teck into Canadian mining powerhouse Keevil called ‘last of a generation’ of Canadian mine builders
Mining’s Essential Role in Technology Development
Op-Ed: Canadians Want More Mining, and the North is Poised to Play an Essential Role
For Canada to achieve its climate goals, substantive quantities of minerals and metals will be required to produce the clean technologies essential to a greener future – Canada’s North has a pivotal role to play in supplying the materials needed to meet this growing demand.
Op-ed: Canada’s Opportunity – Building the Mining Projects the World Needs
By now it is a foregone conclusion that in order for net-zero to be achieved the increased adoption of low carbon technologies is essential, with mining propelling the current seismic energy transition. Electric cars cannot exist without lithium, nickel and cobalt, nuclear energy without uranium, wind turbines and solar panels without copper, zinc, iron and […]
Why Canada needs an EV battery strategy – now
For half a century, oil production has been a major economic engine for Canada. But just as the internal combustion engine is starting to give way to the battery-powered electric vehicle (EV), so too does Canada need to develop a new industrial engine, says a new report by Clean Energy Canada and Trillum Network for […]
Canada moving at geological speed in tapping its resource riches
The 11-year CEO of the Mining Association of Canada, by any objective measure, ought to be beaming at the confluence of events making possible an historic boom in the sector he represents. For one thing, the public research clearly shows the image of the business has changed in recent years.
Seizing the Moment: Canadians Want More Mining – Can We Deliver?
By now it is a foregone conclusion that in order for net-zero to be achieved, the increased adoption of low carbon technologies is essential, with mining propelling the current seismic energy transition. Electric cars cannot exist without lithium, nickel and cobalt, nuclear energy without uranium, wind turbines and solar panels without copper, zinc, iron and […]
Steps in the right direction
Not new is the fact that the Canadian metals and minerals industry is a critical participant in the collaborative efforts to address the global and national challenges society is facing – adequate food, clean water, reconciliation with Indigenous peoples and transitioning the world to a low carbon future. What is new – and great news […]
Op-Ed: Can Canada’s mining industry deliver on growing demand?
By now it is a foregone conclusion that in order for net-zero to be achieved the increased adoption of low carbon technologies is essential, with mining propelling the current seismic energy transition. Electric cars cannot exist without lithium, nickel and cobalt, nuclear energy without uranium, wind turbines and solar panels without copper, zinc, iron and […]