Hit by tailings breach costs, Imperial Metals swings to loss in Q3
A catastrophic tailings dam breach at its Mount Polley mine in British Columbia has taken a toll on Imperial Metals' (TSX:III) bottom line.
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Glencore, Mick Davis among suitors of Anglo American mines in Chile
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