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Surge Battery Metals secures mineral rights at Nevada North lithium project
The company has secured control of over 25% of the mineral rights for the private lands within its flagship project in Elko County.
Geopolitics, central banks to provide support for gold in 2024 — report
The WGC sees heightened geopolitical tensions plus continued central bank buying providing additional support for gold.
Roosen seeks partner for Cariboo gold project ‘beachhead’ in BC
Cariboo is expected to produce about 1.9 million oz. gold over a dozen-year mine life.
Sprott, HanETF launch copper miners ETF focused on lower carbon footprint
The fund relies on a model that helps evaluate the amount of carbon dioxide produced in a miner's supply chain for every pound of copper it produces.
Lifezone Metals updates mineral resource for Kabanga nickel project
The project in Tanzania is believed to be one of the world's largest and highest grade undeveloped nickel sulphide deposits.
Mitacs taps UBC mining professor Bern Klein for exceptional leadership award
Dr. Bern Klein teaches at the Norman B. Keevil Institute of Mining Engineering at the University of British Columbia.
Arras Minerals joins forces with Teck to explore critical minerals in Kazakhstan
Teck made its first investment into Arras last November by acquiring a 9.9% stake.
Anglo American preps sweeping cost cuts as price rout bites
A rapid and precipitous plunge in palladium and rhodium has already forced other South African producers to cut jobs.
