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Canadian operations halted as miners grapple with record wildfires

Canadian operations halted as miners grapple with record wildfires

Experts have marked the ongoing wildfire season as the most severe in Canadian history
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The changing ESG landscape facing the mining industry

The changing ESG landscape facing the mining industry

'Engineering and financial risks can be managed – it’s the societal risk, the community risks that are trickier to handle, but they’re not impossible, right?'
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New Age Metals given $300K grant from Manitoba development fund

New Age Metals given $300K grant from Manitoba development fund

Government funding is in addition to the $2M preliminary exploration budget for 2023-24
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U.S. bees should be able to come north, say Americans

U.S. bees should be able to come north, say Americans

Bees from the U.S. present a much lower risk than those from other countries where standards aren’t as high, says president of American Beekeeping Federation
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Research shows crops not only grow, but thrive amid solar panel installations

Research shows crops not only grow, but thrive amid solar panel installations

New research hopes to address land-use conflict
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Carbon capture tests results better than anticipated for Canada Nickel

Carbon capture tests results better than anticipated for Canada Nickel

Carbon capture process is attracting attention from several large multinational companies, according to miner
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Asian buyers interested in hydrogen from McLeod Lake Indian Band's proposed $5 billion plant

Asian buyers interested in hydrogen from McLeod Lake Indian Band's proposed $5 billion plant

Prince Rupert port facility preparing to handle large rail shipments of liquid ammonia
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DFO raids seafood company, possibly over federal agency's own paperwork error

DFO raids seafood company, possibly over federal agency's own paperwork error

Fisheries enforcement officers are taking an unnecessary and heavy-handed approach over what appears to be a bureaucratic error caused the Department of Fisheries’ own licensing branch, said Sonia Strobel, CEO of Skipper Otto community-supported fishery.
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Automation may help with inexperienced labour

Automation may help with inexperienced labour

Experienced farmhands are hard to come by, increasing need for more automation
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Defense Metals completes next phase of pilot plant tests, starts prefeasibility design

Defense Metals completes next phase of pilot plant tests, starts prefeasibility design

Wicheeda is a B.C. rare earths exploration project
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