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Innovation in mining doesn’t happen in isolation. It happens when industry leaders step beyond their day-to-day roles to collaborate, challenge ideas, and help shape the future of the sector. At the International Minerals Innovation Institute (IMII), that collaboration is intentional. The organization brings together industry, academia, and government to advance innovation and workforce development in … Building What’s Next: How IMII Leaders Are Driving Innovation in Mining

For Latham Hamlin, a career in mining began with curiosity, a willingness to keep learning, and a decision that changed the course of his professional life. After studying at the University of Saskatchewan and completing an internship at Allan Potash Mine, Hamlin expected to move directly into industry. Instead, he chose to continue his education … Latham Hamlin: From Student Researcher to Industry Leader

“I learned more in three days than I could have in months.” That comment, shared by one participant after this year’s inaugural IMII School of Mining, captures the experience of attendees. Bringing together early-career professionals and those looking to deepen their understanding of Saskatchewan’s mining industry, the three-day program gives participants a broader perspective on … The IMII School of Mining: Building a Stronger Understanding of Saskatchewan’s Mining Industry

When Dr. Larry Rosia and Aaron Fornwald speak about workforce development in mining, they are coming from two different vantage points—but arriving at the same conclusion. The future of mining depends on how well the industry, educators, and institutions work together—now. Dr. Rosia, President and CEO of Saskatchewan Polytechnic, sees that future through the lens … Building the Future of Mining: A Conversation on Workforce, Training, and Collaboration