British Columbia works on strategy to secure billions in mining investments
Focus is on consent-based agreements with First Nations and an inclusive expedited process to protect important lands and watersheds.
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Manitoba wildfires threaten Alamos Gold project
Lynn Lake ordered all residents and visitors to evacuate on Tuesday morning due to the approaching fires, the town said on its Facebook page.
CHART: Asian EV battery makers buy 94% of global battery metals
EV battery manufacturers based in China, Korea and Japan have almost complete control of the global market, and it’s not changing any time soon.
Guinea cancels 129 exploration permits, further tightening control
It wasn't immediately clear whether any significant investments would be affected by the move.
Guinea takes Endeavour gold permits in latest round of removals
The four exploration licenses were granted in 2020 and have not been renewed since.
Greenland urges US, Europe to invest in its critical minerals, or China will
"We want to develop our business sector and diversify it, and that requires investments from outside," Greenland's mineral resources minister told the Financial Times.
Geopolitics to shape mining’s future: TNMG president
TNM Group's Anthony Vaccaro highlighted the increasing role of geopolitics in shaping the mining industry.
NexGen reports ‘high-calibre’ uranium results from drilling at PCE target in Saskatchewan
The PCE results come as NexGen prepares for Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission hearings later this year.
Coal India to take first unit public with consultancy firm IPO
Coal India will sell as much as 10% of its holding in Central Mine Planning & Design Institute Ltd.