Editorial: Still drilling after all these years
The Northern Miner turns 110 this March and is looking pretty good for its age. Much better, for example, than cobalt, which is also the name of the Ontario town…
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Northern Miner editorial: dualities
Covering mining’s projects, people and sticky challenges over a two-decade career
Glass half-full economy powers gold higher
Big tech’s nuclear option
Editorial: Mining-powered rockets vs dockets
Confusion and consternation on critical minerals
Editorial: Mining’s EV halo dims
Underwater power play for metals in full swing
Explaining the copper conundrum
Arguably, no one is more aware of the coming copper shortage than copper miners themselves. Glencore CEO Gary Nagle warned in late 2022 — just months before the company made…
Does mining need saving?
Some issues of The Northern Miner are more fun to put together than others. Our March 2024 edition, unfortunately, offers a sobering read. It’s filled with news of shuttered mines…
Cash crunch has junior miners feeling ‘despondent’
According to Mining Intelligence data, mining financings tumbled by around 13% last year, after falling a precipitous 45% the previous year. Numbers from the Prospectors and Developers Association aren’t in…