Canada’s budget measures brighten funding prospects for critical miners
Canada's move to expand the investment tax credit for mining companies to align it with policies in the US is accelerating funding talks for critical miners
Latest Stories
Brazilian Air Force destroys aircraft used to smuggle gold from the Yanomami traditional territory
The Brazilian Air Force said this was the first action aimed at combating illegal mining and unregulated air traffic following the closure of the air space in the Amazonian region.
Mexico’s executive scrutinizes mining concessions in protected areas
A recent federal government report shows that about 7% of Mexico’s mining concessions are located within protected areas.
Researchers find unexpected link between Benin Bronzes and Germany
New research shows that the renowned Benin Bronzes are composed of metal sourced from Germany.
Canadian entrepreneur Lassonde plans to buy blocking stake in Teck’s Elk Valley
Pierre Lassonde's comments came after Teck rejected an unsolicited takeover offer of $22.5 billion from Glencore.
Teck mining magnate stands between Glencore and mega deal
The Keevil family’s control of Teck through voting shares has long insulated the company from takeovers.
Sheep Creek Montana rare earth deposits selected by USGS for exploration and mapping
US Critical Materials has said that rare earth samples from its flagship property in Southwest Montana reported grades that exceed any other domestic rare earth resource.
Colombia informal miners end month of protests, will dialogue with govt
Talks will focus on finding technological alternatives for informal gold extraction, the interior ministry said.
Central banks are buying gold at a record pace so far in 2023
In January and February, central banks collectively bought a net 125 tonnes of the metal.
