Sasquatch Resources eyes Mount Sicker waste rock to unlock gold and clean up legacy pollution
Vancouver Island project could set precedent for reclaiming historic mine sites across British Columbia, CEO says.
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As volatility reshapes global markets and stakeholder expectations continue to rise, mining companies are entering a period of strategic reset.
Poilievre says Canada can use oil, minerals to sway Trump on tariffs
The approach relies on buy-in from the American president, who has repeatedly said the US doesn’t “need anything” from Canada.
Gold price set for worst week in 4 decades as war curbs rate-cut bets
Gold — widely viewed as a haven — has dropped every week since the US and Israel attacked Iran last month.
US House Democrat blasts Commerce’s ‘highly concerning’ $1.6B USA Rare Earth deal
Representative Zoe Lofgren said the proposed deal would let the Commerce Department keep an equity stake even if it decides not to invest.
Column: China’s robust iron ore imports are going into storage, not steel
The increase in imports appears largely driven by softer prices for the key steel raw material.
Zijin’s investment unit aims to expand strategic metal portfolio
China’s biggest gold and copper producer wants to invest in metals like tungsten and uranium.
Lynas Rare Earths produces first samarium
This expands Lynas' range of separated heavy rare earth oxide products to three, alongside dysprosium and terbium.
Idaho aligns Black Pine project permitting with FAST-41
Black Pine is the first US precious metals project where both federal and state agencies are aligned under a single, coordinated permitting framework.