Trudeau faces ethics investigation over SNC-Lavalin case
“Again, all we’ve heard are allegations in a newspaper. The prime minister has said that these allegations are false.”
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Pure Gold Mining releases feasibility on Madsen in Red Lake
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First US coal plant in years opens where no options exist
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SEMAFO tables maiden resource at Bantou gold zone
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AngloGold to pour first gold at Obuasi mine by year end
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Italian populists target huge gold reserves and some cry foul
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Vancouver miner to partner with Zijin for gold project in the Kyrgyz Republic
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