Iron ore plunge hurting miners — down to fresh 7-month low
Steelmaking material dropped to $57.02 a tonne, marking a fresh seven-month low, as large stockpiles continue to weigh on the market.
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Second round of hearings for Nunavut gold mine rejected by review board kicks off
The four-day review that begins today marks the first time in 20 years the NIRB has been asked to reconsider a decision on a project and go through another review process.
SLIDESHOW: The iron ore price wars 2002–2017
Iron ore's transformation from a relic of the industrial age to the driving force behind a commodity supercycle that reshaped the global economy.
Bauxite on the move
Mining will commence in July at the Urquhart bauxite project in far north Queensland.
CHART: Hedge fund commodity bulls misread the market
Smart money's bullish bets on commodity futures and options slashed 64% from record high hit just three months ago.
‘Full speed ahead’ for Lundin’s Ecuador gold project after financing deal
Orion and Blackstone pay up to $450 million for prepaid and streamed gold and silver from Vancouver company's Fruta del Norte project in South America.
Kinder Morgan Canada falls in trading debut on concerns over Trans Mountain project
Construction of the $7.4 billion project is scheduled to begin in September and should be completed by December 2019.
Diamcor just found this rare green diamond at S. Africa project
The rock, a 5.36-carat green gem quality octahedron rough diamond, was unearthed at the company's Krone-Endora project, located next to the world’s third largest diamond mine.
Coal mine openings in the US inject some hope into beleaguered sector
Corsa Coal’s Acosta Deep mine, to begin operations in June, will create about 600 jobs.