Rio Tinto appoints Aboriginal Australian former minister to board
Company strives to rebuild its reputation following last year's destruction of the Juukan Gorge rockshelters.
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Triple Flag CEO sees robust pipeline for mining production deals
The company sees good opportunities for mining production deals despite a precious metals rally fueled by the pandemic.
Workers again block rail line supplying Colombia coal miner Cerrejon
Cerrejon, jointly owned by BHP, Anglo American and Glencore, has had repeated disagreements with nearby Wayuu indigenous communities and its largest union, which held a three-month strike last year.
Taseko expects ‘money-maker’ Florence Copper’s draft permit this month
Taseko says it is in a strong financial position to internally fund construction of the $227 million Florence Copper project in Arizona.
Near-term catalysts in the works for Newcore Gold as Enchi’s district-scale potential beckons
Newcore Gold expects to release a preliminary economic assessment on the 100%-owned Enchi project, in Ghana, later this month.
Mining stocks in broad sell-off as copper, gold prices pull back
Iron ore's big three shielded from worst of corrrection as steelmaking ingredient holds above $200 a tonne.
Great Bear releases long sections from LP fault discovery at Dixie
Ongoing drilling continues to intersect high grade and bulk tonnage gold mineralization at the LP fault.
BMO Capital Markets to launch Energy Transition Group
BMO has committed to deploying $300 billion in sustainable lending and underwriting by 2025.
Monarch plans 2022 restart for Beaufor gold mine
Beaufor has produced over 1.1 million oz gold at an average grade of 7.5 g/t gold since first production in the 1930s.