BC court fight over treaty vs mineral rights
Companies claim land transfer is de facto expropriation without consultation.
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Mining production increases spell good news for suppliers
For companies servicing the mining sector, project opportunities have declined significantly in the past few years.
Mount Polley mine disaster followed years of permit delays — report
Imperial Metals applied for a permit to release water from Mount Polley tailings pond in 2009 – and still doesn’t have one.
Copper price is getting crushed
Losses come despite huge drop in the dollar and consensus forecasts point to further declines in 2017.
DRC okays Chinese acquisition of Freeport’s giant copper-cobalt mine
State-owned Gecamines clears final hurdle for Freeport and Lundin's blockbuster sale of one of Africa's largest copper mines.
Goldcorp shares lifted by 2017 guidance
World number four miner announces ambitious production, reserves and cost-cutting targets.
Mosaic to reopen Colonsay potash mine in a matter of days
Decision to resume operations at the mine was based on Mosaic's expectations that 2017 will be a stronger year for the potash industry.
First shipment of iron ore from Vale’s new S11D mine en route to Asia
The company has loaded 26,500 tonnes of iron ore onto three ships at the company's port of Ponta de Madeira.
These are the African countries investors should pay attention to
New report says the underlying question for investors lies on the risk/reward balance — whether outstanding geology beats corruption and security issues.
