The province’s COVID-related suspension of environmental rules is undercutting protection against oil and gas and mining projects, including in overwhelmed First Nations communities
Enbridge plan to build $204 million pipeline to carry fracked gas from the US into Ontario coincides with Ford government’s push for more gas-powered electricity
Ontario premier uses annual mining conference to announce plans to build an access road to the mineral-rich Ring of Fire in the Far North – too bad he didn’t consult all First Nations
It may not be the wild west of years past, but the relationship between government and entities it should be regulating remains uncomfortably collegial
Canada’s 12-year military presence in Afghanistan ended in 2014, and even though al Qaeda continues to be a force, Canadian mining interest is back on the radar
Unstable times are great for the price of gold, and as permafrost melts, the extraction sector eyes warming Arctic as an opportunity to unlock its underlying riches
Tucking into my peach cobbler, I stared at the speckled, yellowish-brown topping, hoping for signs of life. What’s the point of eating Formosan termites, I thought, if there’s no yuck
The official go-ahead on Line 9 leaves a litany of liability concerns around water crossing, health issues and old pipes
Opponents say that conditions imposed on Enbridge’s controversial pipeline plan amount to little more than paperwork
Latest chapter in nuke watchdog’s fight with west-end residents over GE uranium plant ends in a meltdown
Activists get in the way of uranium processor’s PR show
Curious about how the mining industry’s rebranding mission was panning out, so to speak, I headed down to the Mining For Society show May 2 to 4, aimed primarily at
