Let’s win a wårld söries with the aid of a chestörfield! #WANTITALL

"Vancouver, B.C., Canada", a Natural Color Productions Ltd. card (no. S-970) which looks modern (as a card) but also prehistoric (as an image of Vancouver). As the text on the card notes, "the City annually hosts thousands of visitors from all over the world, who arrive in ships like the 'Canberra' (seen in the Inlet)." S.S. Canberra was an English-registered P&O liner and cruise ship from 1961-97 (other than a short stint as a troop ship in the Falklands War).

Do you know someone making a meaningful impact in the mineral exploration and development industry? Nominate them for an AME Award and help recognize their outstanding contributions to the industry. Submit your nomination by September 30, 2025: amebc.ca/awards/

🥧Pies are being served... but who's getting hit? May is #MiningMonth in BC, and AME is proud to kick it off by supporting @Mining4Miracles, a fantastic initiative dedicated to raising funds for @BCCHF. This year, our own Senior Vice President & Chief Operating Officer Jonathan Buchanan and Board Director Janice Fingler are facing off in a pie-throwing showdown! The top fundraiser gets spared. The other?🥧 Whether you're looking to save your favourite or see them get pie-d, your donation makes all the difference. Donate by Friday, May 30 to support this great cause: Jonathan's page: secure.bcchf.ca/SuperheroPag… Janice's page: secure.bcchf.ca/SuperheroPag… #Mining4Miracles

At the #KEG2025 conference, AME Chair Trish Jacques took to the stage to highlight the importance of certainty in the regulatory environment in advancing exploration across British Columbia. The AME team had an excellent time connecting with members and conference attendees and we thank you for your valuable feedback. If you haven’t yet, stop by our Booth 27 at the tradeshow before 4 PM today to connect with the team and say hello! @KamloopsExplora

A successful mineral exploration sector will help government meet its critical mineral and social goals. But there are many challenges facing us. Today we sat down with newly appointed Minister of Mines and Critical Minerals to talk about solutions. We’re working on behalf of our members to ensure that the Mineral Tenure Act modernization is implemented in a way that is consistent with the justice Ross decision by March 2025. We shared why we can’t afford to get it wrong and how our industry is willing to help build a new path forward that doesn’t leave reconciliation behind. Thank you to Minister Jagrup Brar for taking the time in your first week to meet with us. @AME_BC @JagrupBrar1 @JBExplores

Meet the faces behind BC’s mineral exploration industry. From geotechnicians to geologists, young professionals like Taleesha, Monique, and Daniel are driven by curiosity and a passion for the environment. Hear why they love what they do and how they’re helping shape the future of responsible resource development.

With the upcoming election on October 19, AME contacted the three major political parties to inquire about their plans to support the province's mineral exploration industry. We have shared the responses from the BC NDP and the Conservative Party of BC in an email to AME members.

Join #AMERoundup2025 in January to explore how we’re ‘Securing Our Future’ in mineral exploration! Discover the latest technological innovations, regulatory efficiency, & Indigenous engagement. Early Bird rates apply until Dec 6 – register today: roundup.amebc.ca/register/ #AMERoundup2025 #DealsAreMade #TrendsAreSet #TalentIsDiscovered @VanConventions @AME_BC

Just one of the reclaimed sites on today’s #TRCR47 mine tour. This former sand and gravel pit is now Pepin Brook Vineyard Estates. Thank you to Derek Holmes at @AggregatesBC for leading the tour!

AME identifies concerns with Mineral Tenure Act reform dlvr.it/TB1nWV