BHP says traditional owners should weigh in on cultural heritage inquiry
BHP said gag clauses in land agreements won't be enforced if Aboriginal groups publicly object to its management of their cultural heritage.
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Bonterra preps Bachelor mill for 10,000 tonne bulk sample from Moroy
Mining of the deposit, 185 km northeast of Val-d’Or, resumed in July after being disrupted due to pandemic restrictions in March.
Amex steps out Denise zone with long gold intercepts
The drill highlights include 115.6 metres of 1.39 g/t gold from 264.9 metres; 189.4 metres of 1.07 g/t gold starting at 287.5 metres; and 50 metres of 2.12 g/t gold from 196 metres.
Ivanhoe’s Congo mine productivity peerless among copper giants
GRAPHIC: Not just massive in scale, every tonne of copper ore milled at Kamoa-Kakula will be worth $286 – 9 times richer than Escondida, 35 times Morenci.
GM explores market for electric ‘flying cars’
GM’s study of the aerial mobility market is part of the push by its innovation group to explore other transportation markets for growth.
US to remove tariffs on Canadian aluminum, Ottawa drops threat of retaliation
Imports from Canada are expected to “normalize” to 70,000 to 83,000 tonnes per month in the last four months of 2020.
KORE releases PEA on low-cost heap leach development at Long Valley
Early-stage study suggests a seven-year shallow open-pit, heap leach operation, producing an average of 100,000 oz gold annually.
Ridgeline hits shallow gold and silver in Nevada
The company has released assay results for 10 reverse circulation drill holes.
Wallbridge, Kirkland Lake sign term sheet on Detour East JV
The two companies are expected to negotiate and enter into a definitive option agreement by the end of September.
