Reports
Delivering Green Power to Northern British Columbia: A discussion on the benefits of a new power transmission line to Northern British Columbia
Released May 29, 2009 (1.46KB)
The Northwest Powerline Coalition today released its “Delivering Green Power to Northern British Columbia”, an updated report based on a 2008 document by the Mining Association of BC. Delivering Green Power to Northern British Columbia provides a detailed and timely overview of the environmental and economic benefits the proposed powerline along the Highway 37 Corridor will have for northern BC, and all Canadians.
Mining Economic Task Force Report
Released Jan 2009
The BC Mining Economic Task Force was established by Premier Gordon Campbell and the Honourable Gordon Hogg, Minister of State for Mining, on December 5, 2008 to provide advice to governments on how to support and stimulate British Columbia’s mining sector during the current economic crisis.
Report on the Electrification of Highway 37
Released Sept 26 2008 (5.4MB)
A report by the Mining Association of BC (MABC) concludes building a power line along Highway 37 in northwest BC has the potential to create thousands of jobs, generate new sources of clean power and provide additional revenues to government to help pay for important programs and services.
BC Mineral Exploration and Mining Labour Market Task Force Report
Released Sept 22, 2008 (4.6MB)
It is clear, that without pre-emptive and concerted action on the labour shortage issue, the B.C. mineral exploration and mining sector will suffer, and correspondingly so too will the B.C. economy. In response to this urgency, industry leaders established a BC Mineral Exploration and Mining Industry Labour Shortage Task Force.The BC Mineral Exploration and Mining Labour Market Task Force has now released their human resources labour market report.
Released May 14 2008
Brochure (1.3MB)
Backgrounder (163KB)
Annual Reports
MABC 2007 At A Glance
Released May 13, 2008 (2.5MB)
Society’s expectations have changed and so too the face of mining must change. Today, we operate in an increasingly complex and interconnected world in which we are all challenged to maximize the benefits that mining can bring to a broad range of interests.
Mining Association of BC 2006 Annual Report
Released May 17, 2007 (6MB)
As the Mining Association of British Columbia enters into is 107th year of operation it is a good time to reflect on the successes of this last year and consider what the challenges and opportunities the industry and the Association will face in the coming year.
Newsletters
BC Mining Quarterly Winter 2007/2008
December 2007 (256KB)
