MMTS offers several exciting events during its annual MMTS Week, which is held every Spring.

 

MMTS Week in 2020 - just like countless other celebrations - will be held virtually as we follow stay-at-home and physical distancing guidelines to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

 

This year, you can tune in to our social media feeds to learn more about mining and the many exciting careers this industry has to offer. During the week of May 8-15, 2020, we will be featuring articles and activities to spotlight the important role mining plays in our lives.

 

And you can bet that we’ll be back with our annual events when doctors, scientists and our government say it is safe to do so!

Events

2025 MMTS Week – October 16th-24th

Chamber of Commerce Mining Week Business Luncheon – October 23

Chamber of Commerce Mining Week Business Luncheon – October 23

Speaker: Jason Jessup, CEO, Magna Mining October 23, 2026 Bryson’s on the Park 5 Creighton Rd, Copper Cliff, ON P0M 1N0
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MineOpportunity Challenge - October 15 and 16

MineOpportunity Challenge - October 15 and 16

High school students explore mining careers and the mining life cycle through an interactive, team-based competition hosted on campus.
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10 Mining Matters Virtual Workshops and Educational Kits

10 Mining Matters Virtual Workshops and Educational Kits

Providing classrooms with engaging mining and Earth sciences programming throughout Mining Week.
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CIM Networking Night – October 15

CIM Networking Night – October 15

Bringing together students, industry professionals and members of the mining community.
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New Sudbury Centre Mall Display – October 17

A public-facing showcase where Post-Secondary Schools, Industry and Non-Profits have been invited to highlight their programs, research, technologies ...
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100 copies of Penelope the Miner distributed to Grade 1 classrooms across Sudbury​

100 copies of Penelope the Miner distributed to Grade 1 classrooms across Sudbury​

Helping to introduce mining, geology and careers in the sector to students at an early age.
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