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Pre-mining carbon storage A collaboration between Canada Nickel and the University of Texas at Austin is piloting an in-situ carbon sequestration technique that aims to store carbon underground before mining starts

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By Lynn Greiner Verified, Alexandra Lopez-Pacheco, Eavan Moore
| CIM Magazine Verified
Surface seismic stations after deployment at the Crawford project. Courtesy of the University of Texas Canada Nickel Company is testing a new way to store carbon dioxide (CO2) underground—before mining even begins—at its Crawford nickel-cobalt project near Timmins, Ontario.
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Students dig into the world of mining An annual student mine tour offers undergraduate students in Ontario a first-hand experience of modern, innovative mining and a chance to explore career opportunities in the industry

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By Lynn Greiner Verified, Eavan Moore, Kylie Williams Verified
| CIM Magazine Verified
The 2025 tour group at Iamgold’s Coté Gold open-pit mine. Courtesy of the Ontario Mining Association C anada’s growing mining industry will need more than 135,000 new employees over the next decade, according to the 2025 Mining Association of Canada report, The Mining Story—Canadian Mining Industry Facts and Figures, and there may not be enough new graduates to replace retiring skilled and experienced employees.
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The hidden logistics of heavy equipment transport

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By Lynn Greiner Verified, Eavan Moore, Kylie Williams Verified
| CIM Magazine Verified
Komatsu PC7000-11 components being transferred from rail car to truck in Sept-Îles, Quebec. SMS Equipment managed the complex transport of the large excavator from its manufacturing facility in Düsseldorf, Germany, to a remote mine near Labrador City, Newfoundland and Labrador. Courtesy of SMS Equipment The towering haul trucks and high-capacity shovels essential to mine production are specifically engineered to move massive amounts of earth. Their scale makes them uniquely suited to the work site.
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