4.10 Other Print Materials
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Government reports, patents, maps are examples of print materials that can be useful for finding information. At the national level, sources can include the Geological Survey of Canada, Indigenous and Northern Affairs Canada, and National Resources Canada. Mines are covered in the various provinces and territories, as follows:
- Newfoundland and Labrador, Natural Resources, Mines
- Nova Scotia, Department of Natural Resources
- New Brunswick, Department of Energy and Resource Development
- Quebec, Department of Energy and Natural Resources, Mines
- Ontario, Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry, and Ministry of Northern Development and Mines
- Manitoba, Department of Growth, Enterprise and Trade
- Saskatchewan, Ministry of Economy
- Alberta, Energy
- British Columbia, Ministry of Energy and Mines
- Yukon, Department of Energy, Mines and Resources
- Northwest Territories, Department of Environment and Natural Resources
- Nunavut, Department of Sustainable Development
Lesson List
Module 4- Sources of Information to Describe Mining Operations
- 4.1 Basic Internet Search Tools
- 4.2 Peer Reviewed Journal Publications
- 4.3 Books
- 4.4 Peer Reviewed Conference Papers
- 4.5 Non-Peer Reviewed Conference Papers and Presentations
- 4.6 Thesis
- 4.7 SEDAR
- 4.8 People
- 4.9 Mining Magazines and Newspapers
- 4.10 Other Print Materials
- 4.11 Associations
- 4.12 Corporate Websites
- 4.13 Other
- 4.14 Summary
- Module 4 Appendix 4 – Books Written about Mining in Canada
- Module 4 References
Teachers Info
Donna Beneteau
- Specialist: Geology
- Experience: Over 20 Years
- Website: http://beyondgeology.com
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Her career and volunteering since she graduated from Geological Engineering in 1990 has been related to the mining industry.