NEWS & EVENTS


CCMEC – Special Event

If you’re planning on attending the Central Canada Mineral Exploration Convention (CCMEC) this year, come a day early to take in a special event hosted by the Manitoba Geological Survey (MGS). The MGS Spotlight will feature updates from geologists in the survey on Sunday, November 2 at the Victoria Inn from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm. (coffee… Read More

Interest in CCMEC 2025 Hits All-Time High

Interest Hits All-Time High

You don’t want to miss-out on CCMEC 2025 this year. Over 150 exhibitors are confirmed for this November – SELLING-OUT the trade show floor. If you’re still interested in being an exhibitor, there are a limited number of hallway booths available or you can add your name to the waiting list. As well, there are… Read More

CIM Recognizes Vale for Safety & Inclusion

Vale and its Manitoba Director Recognized

Vale’s Manitoba Operations has received the 2024 John T. Ryan National Safety Trophy for metal mines.  The award is presented by the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum (CIM) to a mine with an outstanding safety record for the year. Vale Canada T-1 Mine in Thompson had a reportable injury rate of zero, along with… Read More

Support Mine Safety with a Sponsorship

The 62nd Provincial Mine Rescue Competition is taking place next month, and might be a good fit for your company and brand. MAMI and Vale Base Metals are hosting this year, which will see the best-of-the-best in mine rescue face off in training exercise to help maintain high safety and training standards in the industry…. Read More

MAMI Members Get Special Perks

MAMI is pleased to announce registration is now open for CCMEC 2025. And for the first time ever, our members will get a price break on the purchase of an exhibitor booth and delegate tickets. Members will receive a special email with a private link and code to register. Last year, the event was a… Read More

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.