Newmont updates reserve portfolio
Miner has reported its 2020 year-end reserve and resource update, outlining a total of 94.2 million oz. of attributable gold reserves — the largest in the industry.
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Nouveau Monde to start construction at Matawinie, shares up
Company plans to begin early construction works at its Matawinie graphite project in Quebec in the second quarter.
RPMGlobal helps miners optimize demand chain in latest XECUTE release
The latest release of XECUTE focuses on bridging the gap between what the customer orders and what the mine produces.
Tomra opens access to technical information on new diamond microsite
The diamond microsite includes detailed information and was developed based on questions customers would ask during meetings.
Battle North goes ahead with Bateman construction in Red Lake
The company expects to start processing ore by year-end and achieve commercial production by the end of 2022.
Equinox expects production growth in 2021, eyes 1moz by 2023
The company is expecting gold production of 600,000 to 665,000 oz this year, a 33% increase over last year.
Alberta reinstates 1976 coal policy after public outcry
Alberta's Energy Minister Sonya Savage, said the government will consult with the public before making any changes to “modernize” its coal policy.
Caterpillar, ThoroughTec announce global agreement
Caterpillar Mining and ThoroughTec Simulation have completed a global cooperation agreement aimed at bringing the latest generation, simulator-based equipment training solutions to Caterpillar customers.
Gahcho Kué, Brucejack mines grapple with covid outbreaks
Pretium Resources reported an outbreak of nine covid-19 cases at its remote Brucejack gold mine in British Columbia.
Great Bear zones in on more near-surface gold at Dixie
The drill highlights in the release include 18.2 metres of 13.38 g/t gold from bedrock surface.
Tahltan Nation backs Skeena’s Eskay Creek gold project in British Columbia
The Tahltan Central Government board of directors may consider granting consent for the Eskay Creek project in January.
