BC won’t charge Imperial Metals for Mount Polley dam breach
No charges will be laid under British Columbia’s environmental laws in relation to Imperial Metals Corporation’s Mount Polley tailings-dam breach August 4, 2014.
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Sibanye Gold planning job cuts in S.Africa mines revamp
South Africa's Sibanye Gold will restructure operations in its domestic market, a move that could affect 7,400 of its employees, the gold and platinum miner said on Thursday.
Randgold reports 53 pct rise in H1 profit, cash pile mounts
African gold miner Randgold on Thursday reported a 53 percent rise in half-year profit and a mounting cash pile, and said it was well on the way to developing projects that will position it for an eventual increase in demand.
South Africa’s Gold Fields sells Darlot mine in Australia for $15 million
The buyer, Perth-based Red 5, is also acquiring Saracen Mineral Holdings' King of the Hills mine.
Greece to kick off arbitration process over Eldorado Gold’s project
Authorities seek to settle differences with the Canadian miner over Skouries, one of the gold projects the firm is currently developing in northern Greece.
Chile’s Caserones copper mine close to reach full capacity after weather forced 3-week shutdown
The mine, which began producing in May 2014, has suffered a series of technical problems in its ramp-up phase.
Here’s how mining can help create an indigenous middle class in Canada
Provinces and territories, beginning by Ontario, need to follow the lead of Nunavut, where Inuit communities have benefitted from successful gold and iron ore mines.
Zimplats says Zimbabwe asks court to enforce mining land seizure
Zimbabwe has filed a court application to enforce a previous notice to seize more than half of platinum producer Zimplats' mining land, the company said on Wednesday.
Gekko exec on the challenges of working in the Arctic
Gekko's Technical Director talks about the challenges of working at TMAC Resources’ Hope Bay Project