Canada tightens takeover rules for critical minerals
The move comes as the US government works with Canada to boost regional supply chains to counter China's dominance in the sector.
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India to double down on coal projects amid climate warnings
India has set in motion the biggest ever auction of coal mines in the country.
Forrest takes on Musk in hydrogen versus EVs debate
The Fortescue founder doubled down this week on his criticism of Musk’s view that hydrogen cars are “mind-bogglingly stupid.”
Falco updates feasibility on low cost Horne 5 gold project
The study outlines a 15-year underground operation with an average annual gold production of 220,300 oz.
New Gold takes 14.9% stake in Talisker
The latest deal is New Gold’s second equity investment in less than a week.
Brazil civic groups urge production halt at Vale mine amid covid-19 concerns
Parauapebas, a city of 210,000 people where the Serra Norte complex is located, entered a lockdown due to a significant increase in coronavirus cases.
Lundin Gold starts drilling at Barbasco
First drill hole is now in progress on the Emperador concession, about 7km from Lundin's Fruta del Norte gold-silver mine in Ecuador.
Loncor drills deepest hole at Adumbi deposit, stock rises
These results indicate that gold grades are increasing with depth, the company said.
Wheaton acquires gold stream from Capstone’s Santo Domingo project
Wheaton will pay Capstone a total upfront cash consideration of $290 million.
