Caterpillar CEO says worker shortage adds to supply chain snags
After millions of workers lost jobs last year, the rapid snapback in economic activity has left many businesses short-staffed.
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MINExpo highlights digital transformation of mining, need to recruit young talent
Miners needed to step up recruitment of the best and brightest at universities, technical and training colleges.
New Cat 6040 Hydraulic Shovel to meet Tier 4 final and stage V emissions standards
Features an added engine configuration that meets U.S. EPA Tier 4 Final and EU Stage V emission standards.
Teck Resources weighs sale, spinoff of $8 billion coal unit
Exiting coal could free up resources for Teck to accelerate its plans in commodities like copper.
Kutcho Copper expands high-grade BC resource, advances feasibility
The three deposits included in the FS have a combined measured and indicated resource of 22.9 million tonnes grading 1.5% copper and 2.2% zinc.
BHP spent just half a day’s profit looking for copper last year
The company spent just $53 million looking for the metal last year, when it posted record profit of $37.4 billion.
Osisko drills new high-grade zone near Windfall with 2 metres of 67 g/t gold
The company's 50,000-metre drill program has confirmed the Golden Bear discovery zone (D1) and intersected two new mineralized zones.
A Tesla co-founder aims to build an entire US battery industry
Redwood Materials, the battery recycling company created by Tesla co-founder J.B. Straubel, has been keeping a big secret: It isn’t really a recycling company.
BHP’s net-zero targets don’t include its steelmaking customers
The company says it’s working with industry giants including Japan’s JFE Steel and China’s HBIS Group on ways to reduce manufacturers’ carbon footprint.
