Cameco to lose $1.3bn as Japan’s TEPCO cancels uranium contract
Tepco’s termination of the contract would affect about 9.3 million pounds of uranium deliveries through 2028, Cameco said.
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Randgold resumes Tongon mine operations after deal with workers
Employees who had staged an illegal sit-in at the mine returned to work Wednesday after management and authorities reached a deal with them, the company said.
Here’s what miners should expect and do in 2017
While companies face different outlooks and challenges depending on the commodity they mine and their size, Deloitte says they should all should be looking for the answer to one common question — “Going forward, where should we play and how can we win?"
Workers vote to strike at Escondida, world’s largest copper mine
Strike could begin as early as Friday, but will likely be postponed for a five-day government mediation to attempt a resolution.
Zinc miner spends $20M on a new fleet
Sandvik Mining will supply and maintain a full fleet of mining equipment for Caribou Mine operations.
Environmental permitting process advancing at Novagold’s Donlin Gold Project
NOVAGOLD Resources Inc. released its 2016 financial results on Jan. 25, and provided updates on the 50%-owned Donlin Gold project in Alaska and the 50%-owned Galore Creek project in British Columbia.
BC annual mineral exploration conference reflected a turnaround for the industry
Minerals and metals prices are rising, investor confidence in the majors is returning, and those majors are keen to restock depleting minable reserves.
Does gold trump the dollar?
The U.S. dollar fell more than 1% against the Japanese yen today, amid fears that President Donald Trump's executive action on immigration could harm trade.
Quebec gold miner surges after reserves update
Richmont up more than 12% after drilling program at producing Ontario mine increases reserves by more than a third and lifts average grades to 9.2g/t gold.
