Mining

Will the appointment of a new CSR Counsellor improve the mining sector’s record abroad?

Current government promoting ties between private sector and communities.

A discussion with Bob Fowler, Meg French and Josh Scheinert.

Marc McCrum and Grégoire-François Legault say global initiative not just for developing nations

Multinational mining companies are spending more and more money in the communities they operate in, helping to build up the local economies, says Ainsley Butler.

Julian Dierkes on what the Mongolian election means for that country’s governance structure and its mining industry.

Rosalind Raddatz on why Sierra Leone’s resource wealth has yet to change its people’s fortunes.

Once called the 16th Soviet Republic, Mongolia is now an emerging non-aligned power.

What failures in resource-rich places like the Niger Delta can teach us.

Are the CSR programs of Canadian mining companies adequate?

Natural resources could be the foundation for real growth in Sierra Leone after years of war.

John Hancock speculates on the fate of the Canadian economy if commodity prices fall.

While mining does not a foreign policy make, extraction remains a potent force in Canada, writes Jennifer Jeffs.

In a crowd of 30,000 rock jocks, Canada is innovation king. Anouk Dey wonders why.

Canada has had a longer history in Colombia than might […]