Nova Scotia miners offer more than $8,000 cash to students who can prove industry ‘rocks’
The Mining ROCKS! contest, now in its fourth year, hopes to inspire children to learn about the industry, get creative and win big.
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South Africa mining lobby rejects talks with ministry over charter
The country's chamber of mines and the ministry are locked in a number of legal disputes over the mining charter, which aims to increase black ownership and participation in the industry as part of a government drive to overcome apartheid's legacies.
Micromine appoints new Regional Manager, USA
Fernando de Orbegoso has been appointed as the new Regional Manager for MICROMINE USA
CHART: With gold price at 8-week low, bulls need a Trump intervention
US president's irrational behaviour and ill-considered remarks "have proved supportive in the past."
Visit to vast Nunavut exploration camp highlights possibilities
James Kwantes of Resource Opportunities takes an in-depth look at a "promising" Canadian explorer.
Canada’s First Majestic Silver says four workers die at Mexican mine
Canadian silver miner First Majestic Silver Corp said on Tuesday four miners died from gas intoxication at its La Encantada Silver Mine in Mexico.
This could be a no-brainer gold buying opportunity
US Global Investors uses quantamentals in their gold investing process, combining old-fashioned, bottom-up stock picking with big data and machine learning.
Glencore to spend $956M to increase stake in Peru’s largest zinc producer
The company will pay between $531 million and $956 million depending on the offer's level of acceptance by Volcan shareholders.
Firestone Diamonds soars on largest find to date at Lesotho mine
It's a 134 carat gem-quality light yellow diamond recovered at the company's its Liqhobong mine.