Metals rebirth tied to shrinking supplies, stimulus in China
Five metals fell by 13 percent or more, led by zinc, which lost more than 20 percent.
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Pretium’s Brucejack to expand to 3,800 t/d
The permits were issued by the B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources and the B.C. Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy.
Eleanore South JV continues to yield strong grades
The property is adjacent to Goldcorp’s Eleonore gold project in the James Bay region.
Glencore’s Katanga says it agreed settlement in Canadian probe
A settlement over an investigation into its accounting, the two sides said, without disclosing the terms of the settlement.
Mawson progresses Rajapalot with maiden resource
Mawson Resources says that its Rajapalot gold-cobalt project in Finland has plenty of room for expansion.
Zambia threatens to expel foreign workers over mine job cuts
Mining companies in Zambia have warned that an increase in royalties set for Jan. 1 will lead to more than 21,000 job cuts.
Canada Cobalt makes new find east of Castle mine
The drill program east of the mine is targeted at high grade gold zones associated with a previously undiscovered major fault structure.
Avino hits 29.5 g/t in 27 vein extension at Bralorne mine
Avino Silver and Gold Mines is very pleased with the initial assay results from the drilling of the 27 vein extension target at the Bralorne mine.
Randgold to cease trading as merger with Barrick gets final approval
The planned merger, which creates the world's top gold miner by value and output, has been approved by the Royal Court of Jersey.
