Osisko reports high-grade intercepts from Windfall
Intercepts of note include 3.3 metres of 491 g/t gold as well as 8.0 metres of 161 g/t gold.
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White Gold holds a total of 35 properties in the Yukon’s White Gold district.
Teranga achieves commercial production at Wahgnion
The new mine is expected to achieve the upper end of its 2019 production guidance of 30,000-40,000 oz.
Church of England ups ante against anti-climate lobby
Ethical investors plan to extend their campaign for miners and other big businesses to stop funding industry associations that block progress on UN goals to curb climate change.
Zambia’s KCM smelter set to restart after two-week delay
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Mongolia says Rio’s Oyu Tolgoi mine expansion to go ahead
The miner feared the government would try to completely renegotiate the agreements underpinning the asset's development.
Ecuador to tighten rules for mining waste dams to avoid repeat of Brazil disaster
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Nutrien’s potash mine closure adds to bite of Canada rail strike
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Zimbabwe miners appeal to minister over power supply failure
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