The Northern Miner

The Northern Miner Podcast

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With over 100 years of experience serving the mining and exploration industry, reports by The Northern Miner writing staff inform the decision-making process of thousands of high-performing mining professionals.

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Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 182: Mining industry ‘resilient’ in tough economy, ft Erik Buckland 26.04.2020

This week’s episode features veteran mining recruiter Erik Buckland , senior client manager at Lincoln Strategy International. Buckland describes how the mining industry has held up relatively well compared to the rest of the economy, with mining jobs still in high demand. He also explained how new protocols have been developed to enact social distancing on mine sites, and how there has been an in...

Episode 181: Mining in the age of the coronavirus, ft Kinross Gold 07.04.2020

This episode features a fireside chat with senior executives from Kinross Gold, including president and CEO Paul Rollinson, Chief Financial Officer Andrea Freeborough, Chief Technology Officer Paul Tomory, Corporate Development, External Relations & Chief Legal Officer Geoffrey Gold, and Tom Elliott, Investor Relations & Corporate Development. The event was put on by the TD Securities Mana...

Episode 180: The story of Pretium's Brucejack mine, ft Joe Ovsenek at PDAC 01.04.2020

This episode features a keynote speech by Pretium Resources president and CEO Joe Ovsenek at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) conference in Toronto. Ovsenek discusses the history of the Brucejack mine from concept to production over more than 20 years. He also warns miners to beware of royalty deals at the early stage of mine development, and mentions how the company hop...

Episode 179: Superbugs, alternative energy and mining, ft Robert Friedland at PDAC, part 2 24.03.2020

This episode features the second part of a keynote speech by mining mogul and financier Robert Friedland at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) conference in Toronto. Friedland discusses how the anti-microbial qualities of copper can help eliminate superbugs, such as the coronavirus, and will be needed in places such as hospitals and cruise lines. He also warns ab...

Episode 178: 'The electrification of everything', ft Robert Friedland at PDAC, pt 1 17.03.2020

This episode features the first part of a keynote speech by mining mogul and financier Robert Friedland at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) conference in Toronto. Friedland discusses how the proposed Green New Deal will generate a massive increase in copper demand, how Chile is more difficult to business in than its reputation would suggest, and how electric vehicles wil...

Episode 177: Gold production 'in decline', ft. Mark Bristow keynote at PDAC 10.03.2020

This episode features a keynote speech by Barrick Gold CEO Mark Bristow at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) conference in Toronto. Bristow discusses how gold production is "teetering on the brink of a production decline" and how Barrick plans to circumvent the situation by developing 'Tier 1' mines and prospects. He also explains how ESG is becoming a major factor in inv...

Episode 176: Forging a consensus on the economy and climate change, ft PM Justin Trudeau 03.03.2020

This episode features a speech by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on his vision for the mining industry in the context of climate change at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada conference in Toronto on March 2, 2020. Trudeau draws comparisons between today’s climate debate and the NAFTA debate from the late-1980s; responds to Teck’s decision to cancel its Frontier oil sands...

Episode 175: Confident Cameco sees nuclear power as 'indispensable tool' to fight climate change 25.02.2020

This episode features excerpts from Cameco's Feb. 7, 2020, conference call. Cameco president and CEO Tim Gitzel discusses the fundamentals of the uranium market, spot market purchases, vision and strategy, ESG, the company's tax dispute with the CRA, and supply risk in the uranium market. All this and more with online editor and host Adrian Pocobelli. Music Credits: “Rattlesnake Railroad”, “Big We...

Episode 174: Barrick and Freeport on ESG, outlooks, Grasberg...? 18.02.2020

This episode features excepts from the Barrick Gold and Freeport McMoRan conference calls. Barrick Gold CEO Mark Bristow discusses the focus on ESG as a ‘strategic imperative’, the company outlook, the dividend, and the gold market. Freeport-McMoRan CEO Richard C. Adkerson discusses the company’s focus on ESG and safety, the copper market, and the latest news from its massive Grasberg project in I...

Epidode 173: From a regional to a global gold producer, ft. Eberhard Scherkus 11.02.2020

This episode features the induction of the Eberhard (“Ebe”) Scherkus to the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place at the Metro Convention Centre in Toronto on Jan. 9, 2020. The success and longevity of Agnico Eagle Mines owes much to Eberhard (“Ebe”) Scherkus, who joined the company as a project manager in 1985, became chief operating officer (COO) in 1998, and was president and CO...

Episode 172: Hans Lundberg, pioneer of geophysics in Canada 04.02.2020

This episode features the induction of the late Hans Lundberg to the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place at the Metro Convention Centre in Toronto on Jan. 9. Hans Lundberg was a visionary pioneer in the development and application of geophysical and geochemical methods for mineral exploration. Lundberg was the first to conduct ground geophysical surveys in Canada in the 1920s, an...

Episode 171: Alex G. Balogh on the importance of colleagues and family in career success 28.01.2020

This episode features the induction of Alex G. Balogh to the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place at the Metro Convention Centre in Toronto on Jan. 9. During a career spanning 50 years, Balogh earned his place in a select group of industry leaders who shaped and built Noranda and Falconbridge into the most successful mining and metallurgical giants in Canadian history. He has...

Episode 170: P. Jerry Asp on how the mining industry can transform communities 22.01.2020

This episode features the induction of P. Jerry Asp to the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame. The ceremony took place at the Metro Convention Centre in Toronto on Jan. 9.  P. Jerry Asp is one of Western Canada’s most prominent Indigenous leaders and a tireless advocate for the inclusion of Indigenous Peoples in the mining industry. His leadership skills came to the fore in the 1980s, during a mine...

Episode 169: Prospects for nickel industry better than ever, ft Paulo Castellari 14.01.2020

This episode features an interview with Paulo Castellari, CEO of Atlantic Nickel and Appian Brazil, who discusses the company’s Santa Rita nickel project in Brazil with acting editor-in-chief Trish Saywell. Atlantic Nickel recently sold its first nickel concentrate from Santa Rita and signed a three-year offtake contract with Trafigura. The project was previously owned by Mirabela Nickel, who oper...

Episode 168: A blueprint for mining companies and startups, ft Shelby Yee 07.01.2020

This episode features Shelby Yee, co-founder and CEO of RockMass Technologies, who spoke on how startups and mining companies can work together. The presentation took place at the 2019 Progressive Mine Forum at the MaRS Discovery District in downtown Toronto. Shelby discussed ways in which mining companies can find startup partners and also how to create a mutually beneficial relationship for both...

Episode 167: Technology, mining and mindsets, ft Sherritt's Nathan Stubina 31.12.2019

This episode features a critical look at innovation and the mining industry from Nathan Stubina, Sherritt International vice-president of technologies and operations. Nathan delivered a presentation titled, “Some Inconvenient Facts, Some Inconvenient Perceptions. Staying Still Is Moving Backwards” at the 2019 Progressive Mine Forum in Toronto, where he argued that technology alone is not enough to...

Episode 166: How the mining industry can save on energy costs, ft Peak Power COO Matt Sachs 24.12.2019

This holiday episode features a special Innovation Presentation by Peak Power chief operating officer Matt Sachs at the 2019 Progressive Mine Forum in Toronto. Matt discusses how advanced software can help industry, including mining companies, save on costs relating to energy usage. Topics include: making energy production a two-way street by adding electric vehicle batteries to the power grid; ho...

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