Nunavut gold mine given green light by federal government
Building the mine would require about 1,000 people. It would then employ 750 once running.
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Mongolian verdict sends chill through mining community
Banned from travel since 2012, three SouthGobi workers, a coal firm owned Vancouver's Turquoise Hill, are now going to jail for 5-6 years for tax evasion.
State of global economy among the Canadian mining industry’s top issues
The mining industry employed more than 380,000 people in 2013, accounting for one in every 47 jobs in Canada.
Meet the new CEO of mining’s first equity crowdfunding platform
In essence, we have to create things from scratch.
The mining-related companies that made BC’s Top Employers list
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Search warrant executed on Imperial Metals
"The investigation primarily focuses on offences in respect to the Environmental Management Act and the federal Fisheries Act, but it's not limited to those acts."
BofA: Brace for gold ‘singularity’ if Fed doesn’t tighten
Bank of America/Merrill Lynch report says gold has decoupled from 100-year link with oil and is now being driven by interest rates and currencies.
Lithium, cobalt, graphite tipping point expected in two years: Simon Moores
Much bigger batteries will be needed.
