BNP Paribas predicts copper ‘collapse’ once tariffs take effect
After topping $10,000 earlier in the week, prices fell for a third day in London.
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INSIGHT: Myanmar rebels disrupt China rare earth trade, sparking regional scramble
By capturing sites that produce roughly half of the world's heavy rare earths, the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) rebels have been able to throttle the supply of minerals used in wind turbines and electric vehicles.
The Metals Company to apply for deep sea exploration license under US legislation
TMC also said it has requested a pre-application consultation with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Column: Can Trump’s critical minerals drive pass the copper test?
Donald Trump's executive order on boosting domestic minerals production is intended to blast a path through the thicket of mine permitting in the United States.
Talon Metals shares rise on massive sulphide discovery at Tamarack project
The new discovery at Tamarack is situated approximately 150 metres below and 50 metres south of the known nickel-copper mineralization.
USW says Ancora aims to sell mills to fund US Steel revival
A regulatory filing from the activist investor from earlier this month said “rescuing and investing” in the restoration of US Steel’s legacy assets.
PDAC JV video: Earn‑in deal sets stage for mining restart at Matagami camp, Nuvau CEO says
An earn-in venture with Glencore that’s set to close later this year will give Nuvau Minerals control of the historical Matagami Mining Camp in Quebec.
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.
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.
