Another 37 conditions for Trans Mountain pipeline
Court forced B.C. to issue its own environmental certificate on pipeline expansion.
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A time for caution, though gold stocks look like good buys
While fund manager Adrian Day believes investors should tread cautiously in the market right now, he is upbeat on some gold stocks.
This simple chart shows gold price remains firmly in bear grip
Gold bulls tried and failed on numerous occasions to break downtrend in place since 2011.
Gold price can’t hold onto $1,200
January effect seen fading.
DRC says Ok for Glencore to take full control of Mutanda copper mine
Mines Minister Martin Kabwelulu said he “didn’t believe” the government needed to authorize changes in ownership in that or any project.
These two Canadian gold companies challenge you to disrupt mining
Innovators now have have until Jan. 25 to pitch their ideas. The winner will walk away with up to $1 million.
Goldcorp sells mines in Mexico, Guatemala for about $470 million
As part of the world's third largest gold producer by market value's ongoing efforts to focus on highly profitable, core assets.
Southern Copper’s $1.2bn Peru mine expansion ready by year-end
The new section of the Toquepala open-pit mine in southern Tacna, Peru, is expected to begin operations in early 2018.
Oil prices running out of reasons to rally
For the better part of two months, optimism surrounding the OPEC deal has buoyed oil prices, but bullish sentiment from speculators are showing early signs of abating, raising the possibility that the oil rally is running out of steam.
