Canada court backs need to consult aboriginals on projects
Canada's top court ruled in favor of aboriginal bands seeking say in Yukon territorial government effort to develop coal and iron deposits in wilderness.
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Ukraine’s steel output down 13 pct so far in 2017
Ukraine's steel production in eleven months to end-November fell 13 pct year-on-year to 19.4 million tonnes, Ukrainian steel producers' union said Friday.
Asia Gold-Demand steady as buyers await bigger dips, riskier investments beckon
Benchmark spot gold edged higher to around $1,277 an ounce Friday, but was still trading near a 3-1/2-week low touched Thursday amid surge in U.S. equities.
Castle Silver Resources exploration approach is leading it to high-grade cobalt
CSR’s portfolio includes Castle Silver mine located 85km northwest of Town of Cobalt, which produced nearly 300m grams of silver and 376,000lbs of cobalt.
Ali Zamani & Brian Robertson: delineating Mexico’s next large gold resource at Mexican Gold
Zamani talks how he became interested in Mexican Gold Corp, Robertson shows his presentation which talks board, management, mines, and grades.
McEwen Mining to speed up Timmins exploration program
The Canadian precious metals producer announced a financing plan consisting of a $10-million bought deal private placement offering of four million flow-through common shares.
Alrosa’s 51-carat Dynasty diamond fails to sell at auction
The other four other stones of the collection were sold at an average premium of 30%.
Mining salaries ranked for geologists, metallurgists and the C-suite
Two-thirds of miners increase head count in '17
Barrick Gold just bought more than $9 million worth of shares in this junior
The non-brokered private placement gives Barrick about 15% of Reunion Gold Corporation (TSX-V:RGD), which has interests in four different projects in South America’s North Atlantic coast.
