Big picture for uranium changing for the better
‘Long night’ after 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster may nearly be over as some experts see demand picking up.
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Canadian energy firms push alternatives to oil sands
Western Canada's conventional energy producers are looking to step out of the long shadow cast by the oil-sands sector to tout the economic and environmental benefits of light oil and natural gas development.
Apache joins foreign exit from Canada’s energy sector
Another international oil company is marking its exit from Canada’s energy sector – this time Houston-based Apache Corp.
Goldman bullish on commodities amid mining’s accelerating rally
Commodities are back in favour, boosting oil producers and miners after their annus horribilis of 2015.
Moody’s downgrades Potash Corp. as fertilizer slump lingers
Moody’s Investor Service on Friday downgraded the credit rating of Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan, citing concerns of a longer-than-expected fertilizer slump, ahead of the company’s planned merger with rival Agrium Inc.
Copper, platinum key to future of auto industry, mining financier says
The current lithium frenzy will end badly while gold bugs should look at the riper opportunities available in copper and platinum, according to mining financier Robert Friedland.
Oil sands surplus jamming up pipelines to U.S., pushing more crude into rail cars
Canada is sending a record amount of oil to the United States, filling pipelines to capacity and threatening to push more crude into rail cars.
Police killed 65, injured 270 at Barrick mine in Tanzania, inquiry hears
Tanzanian police have killed 65 people and injured 270 during years of sporadic clashes with villagers at a controversial Canadian-owned gold mine, according to evidence heard by a Tanzanian government inquiry.
Hedge funds bail on copper as ‘supply storm’ looms
Hedge funds and other large speculators held a net-short position, or bets on price declines, of 4,991 U.S. copper futures and options contracts in the week ended Aug. 23, according to Commodity Futures Trading Commission data released three days later. They switched from a net-long position, or wagers on a rally, of 2,237 a week earlier.
Freeport mulls selling minority stake in copper mine portfolio
Freeport McMoRan Inc. is considering selling a minority stake in its portfolio of copper mines, sources familiar with the matter said, one of the options on the table as the company scrambles to slash its $20-billion (U.S.) debt load.
Teck Metals to plead guilty over pollution in Trail, B.C.
Teck Metals Ltd. is expected to be hit with substantial fines.
World’s two biggest miners expected to cut dividend
Already beset by plummeting metal prices, BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto now face a new challenge – preparing their shareholders for sharply lower dividends.
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