Kinross eyes expansions at its new gold mines in Nevada
Kinross, which operates two mines in Russia and also owns the problem-plagued Tasiast operation in Mauritania, seeks to strengthen its portfolio in North America.
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Latin America the world’s most dangerous place for environmental activists
More environmentalists were murdered in Latin America in 2015 than anywhere else in the world, with anti-mining causes claiming the most lives, a report by Global Witness shows.
Gold builds on gains, heads for best first-half in more than 40 years
Analysts believe there is a strong probability gold will move above $1,340 towards resistance near $1,580 an ounce.
India miners rally as cabinet approves mineral exploration rules
Delhi wants to open up mining of gems and precious metals and cut reliance on imports.
Mining veteran takes helm for Tintina’s home stretch
He’s only been on the job as Tintina Resources CEO for two weeks, but John Shanahan brings a wealth of experience in Montana mining that spans operations and development.
BC gold miners reap Brexit rewards
A gold bull market would be good for the badly battered TSX Venture exchange, which is heavily weighted with junior miners with gold projects.
Morgan Stanley: Iron ore will drop to $35 by fall
Iron ore advanced to a 5-week high of $53.40 on Tuesday, but analysts see steep decline in the final quarter of 2016.
Kitchen-table deal launched Nevada gold royalty play
Mining royalties can be a fabulous business model, as demonstrated by royalty and streaming giant Franco-Nevada. The company has become a $15-billion powerhouse with claims on assets ranging from gold and base metals mines to oil and gas operations.
Gensource Potash (TSXV:GSP) – trading for pennies on the dollar – literally
The company still trades at a paltry C$14 million, leading us to believe this is one of the most undervalued companies in Canada.
