In total, Madsen has an indicated mineral resource of 2.063 million ounces of gold, and an inferred mineral resource 467,000 ounces of gold. That includes figures from a preliminary economic assessment (PEA), filed in February, for three satellite areas – Fork, Russet South and Wedge – which added 3.7 years of... read more →

Three remaining concrete piers of the Seaway International Bridge that towered over the St. Lawrence River between Canada and the U.S. at Cornwall for almost 60 years are being prepared for demolition. The in-water piers — the tallest being 120 feet — will be taken down by Oakville-based Bronte Construction... read more →

New York City Council has passed a series of measures to reduce greenhouse gases released from buildings in New York City, including a requirement for green roofs or solar panels on newly constructed buildings. The move, approved by council April 18, was immediately praised by the advocacy group Green Roofs for... read more →

Load King has acquired Terex’s boom truck, crossover, and truck crane product lines, and plans to unveil new crane configurations in the near future. It is currently transferring inventory and equipment for the acquired product lines to Load King’s campus in Kansas City. Terex will continue to sell parts and offer... read more →

One of the simplest and most cost effective ways to expand your home is by converting your basement into a finished living space. Basements can be transformed for many different uses, including a home office, kid’s playroom, entertainment center, exercise space, artist’s studio, or spare bedroom. Most basements are relatively spacious... read more →

Oil catch cans are simple devices that can greatly benefit direct-injected engines. They prevent oil and other contaminants from causing buildup inside your engine's intake manifold. Here's how they work, and why you might want to install one on your own car. A typical catch can plugs into a hose running... read more →

Canada’s infrastructure minister is offering flood-ravaged communities in Quebec a fast-track for federal cash to mitigate the dangers of rising waters, hoping to entice requests from a province that has yet to apply for money from a unique fund set up specifically for the purpose. The “disaster mitigation and adaptation fund”... read more →

Although mine rescue is a volunteer pursuit in Canada, members are drawn from the ranks of mine workers to take the intense training required provide underground firefighting and life-saving rescue work. In 2017, Lentowicz recalled being at the 2017 National Western Regional mine rescue competition in Fernie, B.C. “It’s where we saw... read more →