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Basics of Mineral Exploration

Basics of Mineral Exploration

Mineral exploration efforts are accelerating around the world, while burgeoning industrial needs and increased needs for newer, lesser mined metals continue to grow. In this article, we discuss some of the basics of mineral exploration, including answering “What is...

What to Know About Reference Materials in Mining Geology

What to Know About Reference Materials in Mining Geology

If you are new to the metals industry; whether that be in exploration or production, you have probably come across or used a Certified Reference Material (CRM), also known as a “standard.” Standards are used in a wide variety of applications and for a variety of...

What is an NI 43-101 & What is it Used For?

What is an NI 43-101 & What is it Used For?

An NI 43-101 report is a summary for potential investors of scientific and technical information for a mineral exploration, development, or production project. This report is required for listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) and TSXV. Intended for the investing...

Steps in the Mining Consulting Process

Steps in the Mining Consulting Process

For such an old industry, mining remains relatively enigmatic to new prospectors or early operations in today's economics. With complex geophysical and geochemical testing, ever-changing regulations and claims, reporting and  processes, as well as the complications of...

FAQs About Mineral Exploration

FAQs About Mineral Exploration

As stated in our blog “8 Steps of Mineral Exploration,” mineral exploration is the process of seeking concentrated deposits of minerals for the purpose of mining these minerals for economic benefit. In this article, we discuss some of the frequently asked questions...

Common Land Staking Questions

Common Land Staking Questions

Common Land Staking Questions Although the perception of prospecting and mining can sometimes be cartooned as “old-fashioned,” the reality is that land staking and mining are alive and well. While during the late 1800s, mining focused primarily on gold, mining...

What is a Locatable Mineral?

What is a Locatable Mineral?

A locatable mineral refers to mineral deposits that can be mined through the process of making a mining claim on public lands. One of the stipulations of filing a hardrock or placer mining claim is that the mineral deposits found in the area must be considered a...