Scientists warn silver particles harmful for humans, wildlife
Silver days as one of the best allies of modern medicine may have its days counted.
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Canada must open mining to First Nations to remain competitive— study
Canada should allow more private ownership of mineral rights, particularly from First Nations, says the Fraser Institute latest report.
Chile’s mining area hit by 7.8 magnitude aftershock, President evacuated
The aftershock was the strongest of several that have followed Tuesday's massive 8.2-magnitude. Mining operations remain unaffected.
Gold price snaps losing streak as Chinese buyers return
Rather than an indication of weakening demand, discounts offered in Shanghai on the London spot price were a function of the weak yuan.
Goldcorp halts operations at Los Filos mine in Mexico
Gold giant was unable to negotiate the renewal of an occupancy agreement with a group of landowners.
New Zealand’s new attitude to mine safety post the Pike River Tragedy
“Zero harm can lead to organisations not placing enough focus on managing significant hazards...
Sepro Mineral Systems Corp. Introduces Complete Range Of Horizontal and Vertical Sepro Pumps
In line with Sepro’s vision of becoming a single source supplier of modular plant solutions, this powerful new line of pumps for dewatering, slurry, mineral froth, tank and various sump applications provides high abrasion resistance for medium to heavy-duty slurry transfer.
White knight rides to Osisko’s rescue, shares soar
Yamana's takes 50% for $930 million and Canada pension plan provides $550 million funding to stave of Goldcorp's hostile bid.
Anglo American considers closing platinum mines in South Africa
The now three-month strike over pay in the country's platinum belt has forced Amplats to declare a force majeure on a long list of suppliers.
