British Columbia gold miner sues province over “stripped” mining rights
MCC Canadian Gold Ventures claims the province had lobbied the company to rescue a bankrupt, environmentally compromised gold mine.
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The agency said the effort aligns with the Trump administration's push to increase domestic mineral production.
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The fundraising allows the company to fully fund its 2026-2027 exploration campaign.
Brazil’s BNDES to partner with Vale, Petrobras on critical minerals
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China lithium price slides on speculation over CATL mine restart
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Exxaro working to transport more manganese by cheaper rail
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