Rio Tinto will continue to provide Award for Indigenous Students, offering financial support to Indigenous students interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) careers.
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MONTREAL – Rio Tinto is renewing its support for Indspire, a Canadian indigenous charity that provides bursaries and scholarships to Indigenous students pursuing post-secondary education or training. Through its Rio Tinto Aluminium Fund Canada, the com…
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The future success of our industry and its ability to create prosperity and positive change for communities around the world, rests in future generations leading the way.
PDAC to host 2021 Frank Arnott prize Read More »
Capital projects were overshadowed when investors turned their attention to other markets. That’s all changing.
The capital projects comeback Read More »
Though traditionally slow in adopting technological innovations, miners are increasingly adopting blockchains and smart contracts as a source of productivity and transparency gains.
Digital financing emerging as funding option for cash-strapped miners — report Read More »
The world’s No.2 miner invested $1.4 million to help develop Australia’s first nationally recognized qualifications in automation.
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Chandrayaan-2, the country’s second lunar mission, is scheduled to lift off on July 15.
India unveils spacecraft that will look for water, energy sources in the moon Read More »
The F.J. O’Connell trophy is awarded annually to recognize a mine’s efforts throughout the year in accident prevention
Monarch’s Beaufor mine wins F.J. O’Connell trophy Read More »
European nations are working on making sure the new wave of resource exploitation applies lessons learned from countries such as Canada and Australia.
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The Canadian start-up has secured the bulk of the $150 million it needs to carry out its first feasibility studies on how to scoop up small metallic rocks containing cobalt, nickel and manganese from the seabed.
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