61st Manitoba Provincial Mine Rescue Competition Winners Announced
Team Manitoba – winners of the 61st MB Provincial Mine Rescue Competition. Read more
Team Manitoba – winners of the 61st MB Provincial Mine Rescue Competition. Read more
The province has jumped into the top ten jurisdictions in the world for mining investment for 2023, moving into sixth spot from 2022’s 14th position. The improved results were just released in the Fraser Institute’s annual survey for 2023. Canada has the most jurisdictions in this year’s top 10, followed by the United States and… Read More
A successful day of events at the Manitoba Legislature for the Mining Association of Manitoba with a meeting with Ministers and its second annual Mix & Mingle reception. Read more
MAMI President Stacy Kennedy and former Manitoba Premier Gary Doer in Washington, D.C as part of a Manitoba trade mission. Read more
2023 MB Mutual Aid team competing underground at Lalor Mine, Manitoba Read more
Stacy Kennedy introduced the Minister of Economic Development, Investment, Trade and Natural Resources Jamie Moses at the Government of MB reception at the Prospectors and Developers Association Convention (PDAC) in Toronto on March 3. PDAC is held every year and typically attracts 30k+ participants. This year PDAC runs until March 6.
The Winnipeg Free Press’ Martin Cash looks at upcoming mining projects in Manitoba, including lithium and gold, and what the future holds for the industry. Read the full story on the Winnipeg Free Press website.
MAMI’s new multi-media marketing campaign Uncovering Prosperity has been featured in The Winnipeg Free Press. The article provides a comprehensive look at the why’s of the campaign, along with an overview of Manitoba’s mining industry. The story includes comments from MAMI President Stacy Kennedy, Head of Manitoba Operations Vale, and MAMI Co-Executive Director John Morris. … Read More
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