Mining in Canada’s North expected to nearly double by 2020: report
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One third of junior miners to disappear in 2013: Brent Cook
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Exotic travel and lots of money: commodity trader for a major miner lists business perks
A social media user who claims being a commodities trader at giant Glencore (LON:GLEN) opened up a forum on Reddit on Sunday in which he answered lots of questions about what it's like to work at the big firm.
