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February 21, 2006
Will Provincial Budget Stimulate Mine Development?
The MABC reaction to the 2006/'07 BC Provincial Budget. Read ...
December 17, 2005
2005 – A PIVOTAL YEAR FOR MINING IN BC
By Michael McPhie
I hesitate to call it a “boom,” but the financial performance of BC’s mining industry grew rapidly in 2005. We estimate our industry has grown to $5 billion in mineral production, up from $4.5 billion in 2004. More ...
December 10, 2005
"BC Running Short of Power"
Where will new supply come from?
Low cost electricity is of fundamental importance to BC's long term economic strength. Bu will low cost continue?
This article presents the options and speaks to the pressing need to get on with serving the long-term provincial interest - providing low cost electricity, for residential, commercial and industrial consumers. Read article
November 14, 2005
"BC Mining Industry Responds Positively to Economic Update" Read Release
Mining for Talent
Canada’s minerals and metals industry facing toughest challenge.
Industry Study reveals shortage of up to 81,000 jobs. Read Summary
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September 23, 2005
Teck Cominco announces Highland Valley Copper mine life extension - Teck Cominco Limited today announced that it will proceed with a plan to extend the mine life of the Highland Valley Coppermine near Kamloops, British Columbia by approximately 5 years to September 2013. More ...
August 25 2005
Red Chris Porphyry Copper-Gold Project receives environmental assessment certificate Read More ...
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August 8, 2005
Ore Quest Draws Eco-Fire
MINING: Environmentalists take hard look at new extraction projects
MABC Comment: Our recent economic success has put mining on environmental-group radar screens. However, the ultimate true test of sustainability as an industry is getting new mines permitted and built, an increasingly difficult task in BC. If we are to succeed, we will collectively and individually need to re-double our efforts to win continual support for our work -- with First Nations, with governments and with the very environmental groups that seek to oppose us. Read article
July 14, 2005
Britannia Mill Building Rehabilitation Underway
Major Donors Come Forward
AMEC has been named to provide Project Management services for Britannia Mill Building Rehabilitation Project and several significant corporate donors have stepped forward to help fund what will become the centerpiece of The Britannia Project (www.britanniaproject.com). Full story ...
July 12, 2005
Mining Safety Record is No Accident
The mining industry has become the safest heavy industry in British Columbia. In fact, the injury rate for workers in the mining industry is now three times lower than the next closest industry in their category. More ...
The Building of British Columbia: Mining‘s Role in the Future
Posted May 11, 2005
An Address by Michael R. McPhie
President and CEO, Mining Association of BC...
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