Led by the City of Temiskaming Shores and supported by FedNor, the Northern Ontario Mining Showcase (NOMS) at CIM Connect Convention & Expo, is an exclusive opportunity for mining service and supply companies from Northern Ontario to promote their products and services.
Applications are open to mining supply and services companies with operations in Northern Ontario. Only businesses meeting the following base criteria will be considered.
Before you apply to become an exhibitor within the Northern Ontario Mining Showcase at CIM, please review the criteria:
- Your business must have a significant physical presence (operations, not only workforce) located in Northern Ontario
- A minimum of 25% of your total global workforce must live, work and pay taxes in Northern Ontario
- Your business/organization must have fewer than 500 employees worldwide
- Your company must have significant potential to supply products and services which are directly tied to the development, operation, management, or reclamation of mines
- Your company must currently sell or have the potential to sell its products and or services to the mining industry outside of Northern Ontario
NOTE: Many apply to exhibit in the NOMS. Each application is reviewed to ensure all criteria are met. Priority is given to private-sector SMEs.
💡Planning to attend CIM Connect? Hop on board the MineConnect Bus to CIM Connect 2025 in Montreal – supported by the City of Temiskaming Shores!
Application Deadline: March 21st, 2025.
CIM CONNECT 2025 – May 4th to 7th in Montreal – offers three days of immersive learning and knowledge sharing, enhanced by professional development courses preceding the convention. Its extensive trade show will feature companies presenting the latest products and services, creating a unique opportunity for networking and discovery.
The theme “Minerals, Innovation, and the Energy Transition” of CIM CONNECT 2025 reflects the industry’s evolving focus from the extraction process (“mining”) to the economic value of the product (“minerals”). This shift emphasizes the importance of circularity, which goes beyond traditional mining by considering the recovery of materials that have already been extracted, such as tailings and other secondary sources. While achieving full circularity remains a long-term goal, this theme encourages forward-thinking and innovative approaches to sourcing minerals. It underscores the need to adapt to changing economic and environmental landscapes, promoting sustainable practices and technological advancements that will shape the future of the industry.
The Canadian Institute of Mining Metallurgy and Petroleum’s (CIM) mission is to: cultivate knowledge, best practices and innovation to support our members, improve awareness of the minerals and metals industry in society and evolve the sector responsibly.
