Rainbow Rare Earths expands into Zimbabwe
The move is part of the company's efforts to increase its footprint beyond beyond Burundi, where it runs the continent's only producing rare earths mine.
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Rise Gold submits permit application to reopen historical Idaho-Maryland mine
The mine was the second largest lode gold producer in the United States before being forced to close under a War Production Board Order.
Panoramic grants Australia’s Independence Group due diligence access after takeover bid
The company said that alternative proposals received will be assessed against the terms of Independence's existing takeover offer.
Canadian railway strike snags steel, copper trade with US
CN Railway serves all nine smelters in Canada.
Fortune Minerals, Tlicho sign deal for NICO access road
The company can now secure a water licence and land use permit needed to build the road.
Kutcho Copper recovers 94.5% Cu, 89.3% Zn in met test
Earlier metallurgical tests done for the prefeasibility study recovered 84.7% of the copper and 75.7% of the zinc.
Talisker buys Bralorne project from Avino, announces financing
Talisker will issue Avino a cash payment of C$8.7 million as well as 9.9% of the pro-forma Talisker common shares outstanding.
Vale returns looking for low-cost debt after Brumadinho tragedy
Vale is on course to end 2019 with roughly $18 billion in adjusted Ebitda.
Canadian mining companies’ watchdog to press for expanded powers
The body, which looks at the mining, energy and garment sectors, was meant to have the ability to recommend sanctions against violators, including withdrawing government export funding.
