Miners begin to find a ‘level of stability’
For the companies that are doing well, it is a good time to grow within their markets.
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CHARTS: Gold price – inflation you win, deflation they lose
Gold's longest bull run took place against a backdrop of generally low – and at times negative – inflation.
What the Aden sisters are watching before jumping back into natural resources
Pamela and Mary Anne Aden see value in gold and silver and share their four favorite vehicles for gaining exposure to the upside in natural resources that is coming on the heels of a volatile currency upset.
Russia stashes 55 tonnes of gold in Switzerland
Customs data shows the world's second largest gold miner Russia exported 58 tonnes to be refined in Switzerland last year, but got less than 3 tonnes back.
Nunavut gold mine given green light by federal government
Building the mine would require about 1,000 people. It would then employ 750 once running.
NEMA EIA Regulations
Pre-planning essential under new EIA regulations
Mongolian verdict sends chill through mining community
Banned from travel since 2012, three SouthGobi workers, a coal firm owned Vancouver's Turquoise Hill, are now going to jail for 5-6 years for tax evasion.
State of global economy among the Canadian mining industry’s top issues
The mining industry employed more than 380,000 people in 2013, accounting for one in every 47 jobs in Canada.
Meet the new CEO of mining’s first equity crowdfunding platform
In essence, we have to create things from scratch.
