In just three weeks the mining industry converges on Winnipeg for CCMEC 2025 and when you register as a delegate, you’re not just attending a conference –you’re stepping into the biggest mining experience we’ve ever hosted. Here’s what’s waiting for you: 🔹 Explore our largest trade show ever – Over 170 exhibitors showcasing the latest… Read More
Attending CCMEC and looking for a hotel room – look no further that the Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention Centre – the trusted host for the convention for years – and they’re rolling our the red carpet once again for 2025. As a supporter of this year’s convention, they’re offering exclusive discounted rates for CCMEC attendees: Secure… Read More
In just 4 weeks, the mining and mineral industries’ most anticipated gathering in central Canada returns — CCMEC 2025 is your chance to dig deep into the future of mining, connect with powerful voices, and experience the pulse of progress. What lies beneath?🔍 Over 170 exhibitors ready to showcase cutting-edge tech, tools, and techniques.🎤 Two visionary… Read More
Time’s running out to lock in your discounted ticket price for the Central Canada Mineral Exploration Convention (CCMEC) – the largest event of its kind in central Canada. • Book by midnight tonight (October 1) and save $50 off the regular ticket price• MAMI members score even bigger – save $100! Don’t miss your chance to be part of the largest… Read More
Four years ago, Canada observed the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – a day to honour Indigenous children sent to residential schools, those who never made it home and the survivors, their families and communities. In Manitoba, September 30 is recognized as Orange Shirt Day. All three major operating mines in the province… Read More
CCMEC Early Bird pricing ends at midnight October 1 — as a member of MAMI don’t miss your chance to save $100 on your ticket. Be part of central Canada’s largest mining event – two full days packed with big ideas, bold conversations, powerful keynotes, and the largest trade show floor in CCMEC history, featuring 170+… Read More
Want to meet mining experts, attend groundbreaking talks, and help make an epic event happen? Volunteer with CCMEC 2025, the largest event of its kind in central Canada, kicking off November 3 & 4 in Winnipeg at the Victoria Inn. Whether you’re a student, a professional, or just curious about rocks and rigs – we’ve… Read More
Two outstanding keynote speakers will be featured at this year’s conference, November 3 and 4 in Winnipeg at the Victoria Inn. Both speakers bring unique perspectives that will resonate in today’s mining climate. Beyond the keynotes, delegates will gain valuable insights through our Technical Program, featuring 15 targeted sessions delivered by over 30 industry experts…. Read More
CCMEC Early Bird pricing ends at midnight October 1. Take advantage of reduced registration rates for 2025 — and if you’re a MAMI member, enjoy even deeper discounts as part of your membership benefits. Over two action-packed days, you’ll hear from two dynamic keynote speakers, explore the largest trade show floor in CCMEC historywith over 170 booths, and dive into… Read More
We’ve heard about some fake accounts and scammers trying to sell bogus tickets or offer “special deals” for CCMEC 2025. Please remember: If you suspect suspicious activity, let us know! You can message us via email mami@miningmanitoba.org. Stay safe and see you at CCMEC 2025 – just make sure it’s the real deal!
The Central Canada Mineral Exploration Convention is pleased to confirm its keynote speaker for day 2: Nalaine Morin – who will close out the event on Tuesday, November 4. Morin is a nationally recognized leader with deep technical expertise in mining and the environmental assessment process. She currently serves as Senior Vice President, Environment and Social… Read More
CCMEC announces first keynote of the event.
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The Mining Association of Manitoba Inc., is headquartered on Treaty 1 and we acknowledge that our members operate on Treaty territories within the Province of Manitoba and the unceded lands of the Dakota, the traditional territories of Anishinaabe, Cree, OjiCree and Dene peoples and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.
