Nova Scotia mining association applauds passage of bill that could end uranium ban
Earlier this week, a government bill that includes a repeal of Nova Scotia's uranium ban was cleared for third reading at the legislature.
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PDAC JV video: Longer METC tenure helps industry more, PearTree Securities execs say
Canada's failure to extend the mineral exploration tax credit beyond two years permanently keeps the junior mining sector in limbo, Peartree says.
Greece’s Metlen sees gallium production at 50t in 2028, enough to cover EU needs
The Greek company plans to invest 300 million euros in the extraction of gallium from raw materials.
Gold price soars to new high as Goldman ups target to $3,300
The new projection, says Goldman analysts, reflects a pick-up in gold purchase by central banks.
Gold Road defends rejection of $2.1B takeover bid
Gold Road remains open to discussions with Gold Fields, provided it betters the terms of the original bid.
British Columbia unveils mining claims framework, First Nations call it a step back
British Columbia has introduced a new framework requiring consultation with First Nations before registering mining claims.
Hudbay becomes sole owner of Copper Mountain mine in British Columbia
Hudbay said it is acquiring Mitsubishi Materials' 25% stake in the mine for $44.25 million in cash.
Citi cuts copper price forecast, sees 25% US import tariff in second quarter
Citi lowered its three-month price outlook to $9,500 per tonne, down from $10,000 per tonne.
Column: Green iron is a prize worth billions, winning is the trick
The steel value chain accounts for 7% to 9% of global carbon emissions.