Coal Association of Canada seeks responsible Alberta development
The Alberta government quietly opened more than a million hectares of land on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains last year.
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QC Copper continues exploration, aims for new production
The company is receiving promising assays from drilling on its flagship Opemiska copper-gold project.
Steel going into Biden’s infrastructure plan reaches new record price
Commodities from steel to iron ore to copper have gained strongly this year, partly on bets that massive U.S. government spending to rebuild infrastructure.
UEX extends Michael Lake nickel-cobalt zone with widest intersection to date
The company has received the final drill assays from last winter’s program at West Bear nickel-copper project in Saskatchewan.
CATL extends battery supply deal with Tesla
It would supply battery cells to Tesla, which is making Model 3 sedans and Model Y sport-utility vehicles in Shanghai.
Most Belarus potash exports not affected by EU sanctions – analysts
Belarus' main export product, namely potash with 60% potassium content, is not on the EU's list of sanctioned items, industry analysts pointed out.
Copper price down as China industrial profits slow
Profit growth at China’s industrial firms slowed again in May as surging raw materials prices squeezed margins and weighed on factory activity.
FBI hunt for Civil War gold detailed in unsealed affidavit
A tonne or more of gold mined in California and destined for the US Mint in Philadelphia when it disappeared in 1863 could be buried in cave located inside a 217,000-acre state forest, according to a special agent's findings.
Callinex gets set for follow-up drilling at Nash Creek, stock surges
The drilling will follow up on two silver discoveries made in the Bathurst mining district of New Brunswick last year.
