Quebec’s changing mining regulations scares investors away
Once the darling of miners, the Canadian province is quickly losing its edge. Here is why.
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Worker dies at Newcrest’s Telfer in the Pilbara
The man was reportedly crushed by polypipe.
Trafficking gold through the Himalayas
If an Indian purchases 10 grams of gold smuggled from China rather than through official import channels, he or she will save roughly $90.
Three dead at Barrick PNG subsidiary gold mine
Miners vs illegal miners.
Trolex Open Platform Gas Detectors Offer Freedom of Choice and Prevent Failures and False Alarms
Mines that are experiencing carbon monoxide gas detector failures and false alarming now have a great new solution thanks to gas detector experts, Trolex.
The eastern lust for gold
Having replaced savings with debt on both the national and individual levels, I think it's well past time for Westerners to take a few lessons from our creditors in the East.
MINES Campaign reaches milestone as Ontario’s Mine Safety review announced
Family and friends of two miners killed in an underground accident expressed gratitude to Ontario for establishing a new provincial mining safety review.
Barrick: Thornton takes control April, former De Beers exec becomes COO
Thornton brings finance background and strong China connections, while James Gowans, former chief of the diamond giant's Canada unit brings mining experience.
SHORT SQUEEZE: Gold price spikes $40
A $40 swing in the gold price, wiping out an early morning jobs number sell-off shows short positions at four-month highs could be facing a big squeeze.
