Communications

PDAC is encouraged to see the Government of Canada committing further support for the mineral industry in the 2023 Federal Budget by announcing a 30% cleantech manufacturing tax credit that will boost the economics of mining of critical minerals in Canada. Worth more than $10-billion over ten years, the cleantech manufacturing tax credit aims to offset the cost of equipment used for mining and processing critical minerals, and make building new mines in Canada more economically feasible.

PDAC is thrilled to welcome pre-pandemic levels of attendance back to its annual convention, drawing 23,819 attendees to Toronto for the best business, investment and networking opportunities in the mineral exploration and mining industry.

The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) is pleased to confirm the election of nine members to its Board of Directors at its Annual General Meeting (AGM) on March 5, 2023.

PDAC releases its annual update, Mineral Finance 2023: Shifting tides within the mineral industry, outlining how the rapidly changing economic landscape translated to metal prices, the availability of capital for the mineral sector and the pace of exploration expenditure in Canada and around the world.

PDAC will welcome Indigenous Peoples, community leaders and industry practitioners to the world’s premier mineral exploration and mining conference in Toronto from March 5-8th.

PDAC is encouraged to see its recommendations on behalf of Canada’s mineral exploration and development industry reflected in the Federal Government’s Critical Minerals Strategy, launched today by Jonathan Wilkinson, Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources.

PDAC is honoured to announce that five top international and domestic performers were selected for their distinctions, contributions and successes in mineral exploration and development.

Following a return to its person convention that welcomed more than 17,000 atten...

The world’s mineral exploration and mining industry returned to Toronto for its first in person Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) Convention since March 2020, confirming the sector’s thirst for returning to business, in the flesh.

PDAC is pleased to see the Government of Canada putting a spotlight on the mineral industry in Federal Budget 2022 by announcing measures that will capitalize on Canada’s potential to become the world’s leading sustainable source of the critical minerals needed to transition to a low-carbon future.

The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) approved the election of eight members to its Board of Directors during its Annual General Meeting.

PDAC 2022—the world’s premier mineral exploration and mining convention—has been rescheduled to June because of restrictions currently in effect in Ontario which made planning for the March event highly uncertain, announced PDAC today.