Despite the new regulations, we've observed that many companies in BC are still not including pay ranges in their job postings, potentially exposing themselves to legal risks and missing out on attracting top talent.

As Northwest B.C. gears up for a transformative leap in mining infrastructure, the region's economic landscape stands on the brink of significant growth, driven by strategic investments and the untapped potential of its rich mineral deposits.

The Future of Mining: How Technology and Innovation Are Shaping Employment Trends in Canada

The mining industry in Canada is undergoing a technological revolution, with innovations in automation, AI, IoT, and robotics enhancing productivity and safety, reshaping employment trends, and necessitating workforce upskilling and reskilling.

Understanding employment trends and the dynamics of dual-income households is crucial for the mining sector in Canada to address recruitment challenges, support community needs, and remain competitive amidst technological and economic shifts.

Cookies, kriging, and fraud: The case of Red Pine, and the impact it has had on an already weary private investor sector.

Mining recruitment in Canada is in trouble.

Explore Rare Earths Norway's major discovery at The Fen Carbonatite Complex, the largest rare mineral deposit in continental Europe. With 559 million tonnes containing essential rare earth oxides for high-tech industries, this find promises to boost both economic viability and technological advancements. Learn more about the strategic exploration and future plans for sustainable mining.

Discover the strategic partnership between the EU and Australia aimed at strengthening the supply chains for critical minerals essential for green and digital transitions. This collaboration through a Memorandum of Understanding seeks to diversify essential mineral sources and enhance the entire value chain, from exploration to recycling, promoting sustainability and security amidst global technological competition.

Explore the future of the mining industry with the rapid growth of the electric mining market, projected to expand by over $23 billion by 2044. This growth, driven by the shift towards electric vehicles in mining, promises significant reductions in carbon emissions and operational costs. Learn how advancements in technology and stringent environmental regulations are propelling this transformation.

Explore the latest shifts in the global mining sector, highlighting the significant increase in demand for critical minerals such as lithium, zirconium, and cobalt. Learn about Canada's robust $3.8 billion investment in its critical minerals sector to boost its presence in the global green energy market.

Discover how AI is revolutionizing mining in New South Wales with Earth AI and Legacy Minerals' discovery of PGE-nickel-copper mineralization. Learn about the innovative use of AI in resource exploration and its impact on the industry.

Discover why proposed amendments to British Columbia's Land Act, aimed at fostering collaboration with First Nations for better land use decision-making, are not moving forward. Minister Nathan Cullen highlights extensive consultations and addresses widespread misinformation that influenced the decision. Learn how this impacts future governance and economic potential in the region.

Canada has invested CA$4.9 million into the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) to enhance rare-earth element processing, crucial for electric vehicles and wind turbines. This funding aims to advance SRC's facilities to separate Dysprosium and Terbium, bolstering Canada’s role in the global REE market and ensuring a sustainable, autonomous supply chain. Learn more about this strategic initiative and its implications for the green economy.

A recent report by the CCM-Eleva Alliance reveals that Chile's mining industry will require over 34,000 new recruits by 2032, driven by upcoming retirements and new projects. This marks a 36% increase from previous estimates, reflecting robust industry growth. Key roles in demand include mechanical and electrical maintainers, supervisors, and equipment operators. Additionally, female participation in the sector has risen significantly, although enrolment in mining education programs remains low.

A new £2.6 million centre, led by the University of Leicester, will serve as a multi-institution hub for doctoral training in mineral resources. The Training and Research Group for Energy Transition Mineral Resources (TARGET) Centre, funded by the Natural Environment Research Council, will provide comprehensive training covering the entire lifecycle of minerals. This initiative aims to support the UK's transition to sustainable energy by equipping experts with essential skills in exploration, processing, finance, policy, and sustainability.