Kinross Gold mulling sale of Americas mines
The Canadian miner is also said to be considering moving its primary stock listing to London and doubling down on its portfolio of assets in Russia and West Africa.
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Fury Gold to start infill drilling in Quebec
Company has received approval to begin the first 13,000 metres of a planned 50,000-metre drill program at its Eau Claire gold project in the James Bay region.
Global Mining Symposium keynote speaker profile: David Rosenberg
The Northern Miner's Global Mining Symposium runs online November 10th and 12th.
Lundin to halt Candelaria mine in Chile
Decision to suspend operations comes after Lundin failed to reach a deal with a second union.
Lundin Gold to pay $2.5m to replace collapsed bridge near Fruta del Norte
A bridge failed on Saturday, forcing the company to suspend the transport of materials from and to its flagship operation.
Mexico to launch new police force to protect mining operations
The decision follows recent robberies that took place in the Sonora state.
Countries being more transparent over resources reduce carbon emissions – study
Countries that are part of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative have seen their carbon emissions reduced considerably compared to the rest of the world.
Global nickel production expected to decline by 7.4% in 2020 – report
Temporary suspensions of mines caused by the covid-19 pandemic, along with the advancement of Indonesia’s export ban are expected to be the significant contributors to this decline.
Rare win for union at Nevada Gold Mines
Operating Engineers Local 3 filed an unfair labour practice complaint with the National Labour Relations Board when Nevada Gold Mines withdrew recognition of the union.
