Canada to hit Chinese steel and aluminum with tariffs on Oct. 22
Country published a list of dozens of Chinese steel and aluminum products on which it will place a 25% tariff, starting in three weeks.
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Australian mine fight reignites Aboriginal heritage tensions
A decision by Environment Minister under a rarely used Aboriginal heritage protection law has stoked an outcry from mining groups.
Teck options Canterra project in Ring of Fire
Canterra calls this area of the James Bay Lowlands ‘largely unexplored’ due to limited bedrock exposure.
Automation’s next frontier: intelligence in mining
Intelligence-based automation represents a leap beyond mere mechanization or data processing —nit adapts, learns, and anticipates.
Eurasian Resources replaces Sobotka as CEO With scion of founding trio
The move is the latest step in a generational transition at the company.
Aluminum squeeze rolls on with key LME spread spiking again
The October monthly contract traded at a $22 premium to November on Tuesday, hitting a new high after the spread jumped by more than $9 the previous day.
Aurubis to shun takeovers, rebuild trust, new CEO says
The company was rocked by a scandal last year when its copper was stolen by an organized crime ring.
QC Copper bolsters resource base with acquisition of Thierry project
The acquisition of Culprum and its Thierry project, says QC, would potentially increase the company's current copper resource base by 70%.
Chilean economy seen growing 2.7% in 2025 as mining recovers
Investment in 2025 should climb 5.9% as projects from the private sector pour in.
