Canadian metals industry warns of layoffs, lost sales due to new US tariffs
Canada is the largest seller of the metals to the US, exporting roughly twice as much aluminum as the rest of the top 10 exporters combined.
Latest Stories
British Columbia, First Nations partner on land use project plan for resource development
Premier David Eby has outlined the government’s vision for attracting mining investment to the province, particularly in the mineral-rich northwest.
Peru’s Nazca Lines face mining threat after protected area slashed
Peru's Culture Ministry last week slashed the protected zone from 5,600 to 3,200 square kilometers.
Marimaca Copper surges on $17.7M placement with institutional investors
Net proceeds from the offering will be used to advance the company's 100%-owned Marimaca copper project.
China increases scrutiny over rare earth magnets with new tracking system
Beijing unveiled high-level plans to establish an information tracing system for rare earth products last June, but there had been no mention of it again until last week.
What happens to gold if the USDX keeps “bottoming”?
The current indication is bullish – the back-and-forth in the USDX triggers gains in the miners, which are strong relative to gold.
Rio Tinto revising cost of Serbia lithium project
Rio is the only major mining company to bet heavily on lithium.
Lucid inks US graphite deal in bid for domestic battery material
The agreement with Vancouver-based Graphite One helps further integrate a domestic supply chain for components in Lucid’s lineup.
Cobalt Holdings drops London IPO plans
The company previously aimed to raise as much as $230 million, which would have been the largest mining IPO in London since 2022.
