Latest News

Fri

29

Jun 2018

CALL FOR SHORT COURSES – APPEL DE COURS ABRÉGÉS

51st Annual Canadian Mineral Processors Operators Conference January 22-24, 2019 The CMP organizing committee invites proposals for short courses to be presented at the 51th Annual Canadian Mineral Processors...

Fri

29

Jun 2018

CALL FOR PAPERS – APPEL DE COMMUNICATIONS

51st Annual Canadian Mineral Processors Operators Conference January 22 to 24, 2019 Westin Hotel, Ottawa, Canada You are invited to submit an abstract for technical papers to be presented...

Tue

08

Aug 2017

BC/YYukon CMP Internship Opportunities

Colleagues, This year the BC/YK CMP will continue the successful internship programme as part of our student programme. As with the previous 2 years we have had this programme,...

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  Upcoming Events

Wed

26

Sep 18

2018 Alberta/NWT/NU Canadian Mineral Processors Conference

The Annual 2018 Regional Canadian Mineral Processors (CMP) conference...

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Thu

15

Nov 18

Canadian Mineral Processors Conference SK/MB – Nov 15 2018 – Invitation

The annual Canadian Mineral Processors Conference for the Saskatchewan-Manitoba...

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Thu

29

Nov 18

Canadian Mineral Processors BC/Yukon Branch 2018 Conference and AGM

Reception – Moose’s Down Under, Wednesday, November 28th Meeting...

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At CMP

Meeting and conferences

In general regional meetings are held in either the spring or fall with the latter being the most active time.

Awards

Each year, the CMP recognize superior accomplishments of CIM members in the field of Mineral Processing at its Annual Banquet.

Student Opportunities

The CMP student program is very successful.  We take great pride, care and concern for our students.

about us

The Canadian Mineral Processors (CMP) is a Technical Society of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum and had its beginning as an operator-oriented group called the Canadian Gold Metallurgists. The formation of the Canadian Gold Metallurgists was predicated on the principle of “Cost plus tails”, i.e. obtaining the lowest possible cost per ton of ore milled with the highest recovery possible. This focus on operators and their interests is maintained as a priority today.

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