Fostering Responsible Resource Development Through Education and Collaboration
REGULAR & QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
MMSA is a Recognized Overseas Professional Organization (ROPO) by all Provinces in Canada (NI 43-101), AusIMM in Australia (JORC Code) and SAIMM in South Africa (SAMREC Code) for the public reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves.
MMSA IS A NON-PROFIT ASSOCIATION
OF MINERAL RESOURCE PROFESSIONALS
WHOSE MEMBERS REPRESENT ALL
FACETS OF THE MINERALS INDUSTRY,
BOTH DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL.
MMSA believes the prosperity of our world is linked to a resilient industrial base. The global challenges ahead will require bold action underpinned by a holistic materials and energy strategy that runs the gamut from mining to recycling to a balanced energy mix. Minerals are critical to bringing about technological transformations today that will allow us to leave a positive legacy for future generations. A well-trained, safe and healthy workforce, proficient technical professionals, competent industry leadership, transparent communication and interaction between all stakeholders and sound legislative policies are integral to the responsible production of minerals.
MMSA’s objectives are based on five foundational precepts:
- Responsible Mineral Resource Development
- Protection of Investors and Workers
- Encouragement of High Professional Ideals and Ethics
- Advancement of the Minerals Industry
- Increased Scientific Knowledge
Webinars & Recent Events
Mission Impossible: Mineral Shortages and Permitting Delays Put Net-Zero Out of Reach
By: Debra Struhsacker, Environmental Permitting & Government Relations Consultant and Sarah Montalbano, Policy Fellow Center of the American Experiment November 15, 2024 – 1 pm MT A strong mining industry is vitally important to America. WMC members bring the...
What you should know about National Instrument 43-101 and beyond
By: Victoria Yehl, M.Sc., P.Geo., BC Securities Commission Manager, Mining September 20, 2024 – 1pm MT The talk will discuss the basic principles of National Instrument 43-101, the Canadian Disclosure Standards for Mineral Projects. This will include some of the ways...
Senate passes bipartisan Good Samaritan legislation, greenlighting cleanup of toxic abandoned mines
Long-debated mine pollution measure clears a full chamber of Congress for the first time Washington, DC – Today, the U.S. Senate passed the Good Samaritan Remediation of Abandoned Hardrock Mines Act of 2024 with unanimous consent, which would begin to address one of...
