Japan's $26 billion rare earth mineral discovery could reshape global supply chains, impacting mining projects in Canada and North America.

As the demand for critical metals intensifies, mining companies must hit the mark with their talent strategy. Discover how Intelligenciia's targeted recruitment services ensure you have the skilled professionals needed to drive the energy transition forward.

As global copper demand skyrockets, North America’s mining industry is reopening abandoned mines to quickly boost production, navigating both opportunity and a critical shortage of skilled professionals.

Gold is more than a precious metal; it’s a game-changer in nerve conductor technology, highlighting the unforeseen potential in the materials we mine and the need for talent to harness these innovations.

The mining sector's dynamic outlook offers growth opportunities and challenges, but how will these trends shape recruitment in the industry? Explore the latest trends and their impact on hiring strategies.

Germany's new €1 billion raw materials fund is a crucial step in securing resilient supply chains for critical minerals, addressing Europe's dependency on key producers and strengthening its green energy transition. It presents significant opportunities for junior mining companies in Canada and a broader impact on the demand for mining skills.

The mining industry faces a significant recruitment challenge as it grapples with an aging workforce and a shortage of new talent. As older workers retire, the sector struggles to attract younger generations who are increasingly drawn to industries with stronger environmental credentials and work life balance. This blog explores the critical need for strategic recruitment efforts to bridge the skills gap in mining.

In the face of a copper supply crunch and mining's notorious boom and bust cycles, securing top talent is more critical than ever. Learn how partnering with Intelligenciia can help you develop a long-term talent strategy that withstands market volatility.

China’s latest export controls on antimony and other critical minerals further strain global supply chains. What does this mean for industries dependent on these materials?