India’s gold bonds seen luring investors in search of safe haven
The second tranche of India's sovereign gold bonds, whose sale began on Monday, is likely to draw good response from investors.
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Nautilus to test seafloor mining production equipment
The Canadian deep sea miner has signed agreements with United Engineering Services LLC to provide support services associated with wet testing the company’s production and storing equipments.
30+ U.S. coal projects could be scrapped under moratorium
Some of the largest projects are in the Powder River Basin of Wyoming and Montana.
Goldcorp closes Timmins mine amid metals downturn
Goldcorp has announced it will permanently stop mining at its underground Dome mine, located near Timmins, Ont., as of this summer.
Peak gold supply reached
According to GFMS, global production is likely to decline by 3 percent this year, putting an end to seven years of rising output.
Last working coal mine on Vancouver Island shuts down, marking end of era
The last working coal mine on Vancouver Island has halted production indefinitely, marking the end of an industry that established towns, a railway, and some of the province's first labour unions, says a B.C. historian.
Falling coal takes its toll – U.S. miner selling B.C. mines
For sale: Three slightly used coalmines in B.C.'s Peace region.
Explosion at Nexen’s Long Lake facility kills one worker
Second worker is in critical condition.
This is what a mining, metals market meltdown looks like
Three of the world's top mining companies are now trading over 90% below their boom year highs as the 2016 commodity sell-off gathers pace.
