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Mine Shift Mine Shift Foundation is a registered non-profit society dedicated to creating a mining industry free of all forms of harassment through education

BC’s Ministry of Mines and Critical Minerals updated the Health, Safety and Reclamation Code to include specific require...
07/15/2026

BC’s Ministry of Mines and Critical Minerals updated the Health, Safety and Reclamation Code to include specific requirements for addressing workplace bullying and harassment. These additions set expectations for mine operators to have a prevention program, training and reporting processes in place to ensure respectful and safe work environments. Mine Shift can help organizations fulfill these new requirements.

Creating psychologically safe and respectful workplaces takes education, conversation, and leadership. Our DIGGER Program helps mine operators build the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to recognize concerns, support respectful interactions, and foster cultures where people feel safe speaking up.

When workers understand what bullying, harassment, sexual harassment, and violence look like, they are better equipped to contribute to safer, healthier workplaces. The new BC Code reinforces what many industry leaders already understand: workplace culture is a critical part of workplace safety.

Let's continue moving the mining industry forward by prioritizing both physical and psychological safety.

Learn more about our DIGGER training program at mineshift.org.

For more about the Code’s new requirements visit:https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/farming-natural-resources-and-industry/mineral-exploration-mining/documents/health-and-safety/code-review/bc_code_guidance_doc_bullying_and_harassment_guidance_july2026.pdf

In February, we were honoured to join the Yukon Aboriginal Women’s Council and Yukon Women in Mining in Whitehorse for t...
06/04/2026

In February, we were honoured to join the Yukon Aboriginal Women’s Council and Yukon Women in Mining in Whitehorse for two days of honest, necessary conversations about camp and community safety.

The forum held both hope and hard truths, as well as a shared commitment to doing better.

Mine Shift remains focused on culture‑based safety and the everyday actions that help people feel supported, protected, and empowered to speak up.

Read our full reflection on the forum and what comes next: https://mineshift.org/insights/mine-shift-reflects-on-the-yukon-mining-camp-amp-community-safety-forum

Physical and psychological safety are interconnected. It takes courage to advocate for your safety and the safety of oth...
05/25/2026

Physical and psychological safety are interconnected. It takes courage to advocate for your safety and the safety of others within the workplace.

Our DIGGER Training Program is designed by workers in the mining industry for workers in the mining industry.

We give people the tools to act, so that safety becomes a shared responsibility, not an individual burden.

A great day at CIM, reconnecting with colleagues and having important conversations about psychological safety in mining...
05/05/2026

A great day at CIM, reconnecting with colleagues and having important conversations about psychological safety in mining.

Susan Lomas’ session, From Silence to Safety, brought forward the realities of fly-in/fly-out life, camp culture and the pressures that shape whether people speak up or stay silent.

Grateful for the energy in the room and the commitment to doing better together.

As we mark Mental Health Week and Safety and Health Week, in Canada and North America, we’re reminded that psychological...
05/04/2026

As we mark Mental Health Week and Safety and Health Week, in Canada and North America, we’re reminded that psychological safety is safety.

At CIM Connect, we’re discussing the real pressures workers face, especially in remote and fly-in fly-out environments, and why honest conversations about speak‑up culture matter more than ever.

We’re presenting at CIM Connect on May 5. Our session looks at the real pressures workers face in fly‑in/fly‑out camps a...
04/30/2026

We’re presenting at CIM Connect on May 5. Our session looks at the real pressures workers face in fly‑in/fly‑out camps and remote sites, and how those pressures affect whether people feel safe speaking up.

We’ll share practical tools and stories from the field to help teams support each other and prevent harmful behaviour.



More info: https://www.xcdsystem.com/cim/program/34QF2UD/index.cfm?pgid=4045&sid=34625&abid=162286

April 28 marks Canada’s National Day of Mourning. A day to honour workers who have lost their lives, been injured or suf...
04/28/2026

April 28 marks Canada’s National Day of Mourning. A day to honour workers who have lost their lives, been injured or suffered illness due to workplace hazards.

At Mine Shift, we extend this reflection to the often‑unseen harms of harassment and assault in the mining industry. Psychological safety is safety.

Our mission is to equip workers and leaders with the tools to intervene, support each other and prevent abuse.

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