Canada’s wood bison near proposed oil project face ‘imminent threats’
Environment Minister Jonathan Wilkinson has concluded the bison are threatened and "immediate intervention is required to allow for recovery."
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Antofagasta appoints Mauricio Ortiz as new finance boss
Ortiz joined the company in 2015 and is currently the vice president of finance at its mining division.
South Africa’s Wescoal to break ground at new coal mine in February
The new project is being developed amid a global pushback against the coal industry.
Congo moves to monopolize about 25% of all cobalt exports
Newly created state monopoly will buy all output not extracted by industrial operators.
Maritime expands in Newfoundland
The company wants to acquire the Sprucy Pond property which is contiguous to its Hammerdown project.
Seabridge appoints key people to secure social license
The miner is actively responding to BC's decision to legislate the application of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
MMG suspends shipments from Las Bambas copper mine in Peru
The preventive measure seeks to protect trucks to and from the mine amid fresh protests against alleged pollution.
Lynas to build permanent waste treatment plant in Malaysia’s Pahang
The Malaysian state has approved Lynas' plan to build facility there, after it fulfilled one of the conditions for continuing its operations in the country.
Teck says ‘anyone’s guess’ if Canada will approve oil sands project
Lindsay said Teck has told the government that for it to build Frontier, it needs a pipeline to be built, a partner, and favorable oil prices.
