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Spearmint Resources acquires Ontario PGM project
The Vancouver-based company took a hold of the Escape Lake North property near Thunder Bay.
Aurania to expand from Ecuador to Peru
The Toronto-based junior believes there is a possibility for an extension of a mineral belt from its Lost Cities - Cutucu project in Ecuador into northern Peru.
Tanzania allows Barrick to ship gold concentrate
The containers had been withheld at Dar es Salaam Port for three years due a tax dispute with Barrick's former local subsidiary.
Workers at China Moly’s Congo mine end one-day strike over covid-19
The workers agreed on a compromise with management over compensation for working in isolation for two months due to the covid-19 pandemic.
Australian state delays rent, fees collection to support the exploration sector
Victoria will defer until January 2021 the collection of rent and annual fees for the resource sector.
How companies may benefit from clean energy imports – report
According to Lux Research, companies operating in resource-constrained regions should be thinking about developing their renewable energy import infrastructure.
AngloGold shuts S.African mine after finding 164 coronavirus cases
The mine reopened in April and had been operating at around 50% capacity.
How the taste of groundwater could help focus exploration efforts
Exploration instruments can ‘taste’ haloes of groundwater chemistry and identify unknown ore deposits.
