Rio Tinto may take over Pistol Bay’s uranium assets sooner than expected
The world's second largest miner gave Pistol a $75K cash injection in an effort to own the Saskatchewan-based properties before the end of 2019.
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This potash producer will help marijuana growers get a better product
IC Potash Corp. is creating a subsidiary that will focus on enhancing yields for cannabis growers and increasing the health impact and effects for consumers.
Barrick, Goldcorp team up to develop one of world’s largest gold deposits in Chile
The world’s No. 1 and No. 3 gold producers will focus on developing gold mines in northern Chile's rich Maricunga belt.
US coal boss Robert Murray: Trump ‘can’t bring jobs back’
“I suggested that he temper his expectations. Those are my exact words,” said Murray Energy founder and CEO. “He can’t bring them back.”
This precious metal has surged 32% in 2017
Rhodium jumps back above $1,000 an ounce for the first time in nearly two years.
Iron ore hits lowest price since early February
The steelmaking ingredient has shed almost $10 a tonne in just a week.
US court cancels most of class action against Samarco over deadly dam burst
Vale said the US District Court for the Southern District of New York annulled the majority of a class action lawsuit against the company and executives over the 2015 deadly accident.
Production at Syncrude’s Mildred Lake oil sands to fully resume in April
Suncor Energy, the largest partner in Syncrude, said it expects to meet its 2017 production targets despite a fire that shut down the Mildred Lake upgrader almost two weeks ago.
K+S Potash to begin production at its Legacy mine in Saskatchewan in Q2
Before the end of 2017, K+S Potash Canada and Amec Foster Wheeler hope to start production at their Legacy project in Saskatchewan.
