Series: Sisson, Mining & The New Rules of Extraction

New Brunswick’s Critical Minerals Test

Can the province prove mining and environmental protection are compatible?

Jan 22 • Gina Miller

New Brunswick’s Mining Curse

Breaking the impasse between desire and delivery

Jan 8 • Gina Miller

What Mining Leaves Behind

The real opportunity of resource development in New Brunswick is increased expertise, not extraction

Jan 6 • Gina Miller

Mining’s Real Economics in New Brunswick

Productivity, legacy costs, and why public skepticism is rational

Dec 23, 2025 • Gina Miller

Sisson and the New Rules of Extraction

An outdated assessment confronts modern environmental standards, Indigenous rights, and a changing regulatory climate.

Dec 11, 2025 • Gina Miller

Tungsten Puts New Brunswick Back on Ottawa's Map

The Sisson Mine tungsten and molybdenum project in the Tobique River Valley gains momentum with Canadian and U.S. support, positioning New Brunswick in…

Dec 5, 2025 • Gina Miller

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