Permitting solutions for mining in British Columbia ‘a priority’, says gov’t
The mining permitting process in the province is known for its lengthy delays.
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Lykos Metals finds large gold deposits at Bosnia project
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South Africa’s century-old gold refiner runs at 75% as mines dim
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Gold price drops to 3-week low on solid US jobs data
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Column: China’s zinc and lead exports plug Western supply gaps
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Zinc price slumps on jump in inventories and weak Chinese demand
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