Canadian mining optimistic in face of Trump tariff threat
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AuRORA discovery is within the prolific Toodoggone-Kemess porphyry disctrict of central British Columbia.
Canada, Mexico steelmakers refuse new US orders
Trump this week signaled plans to impose previously threatened tariffs of as much as 25% on Mexico and Canada by Feb. 1.
Chevron starts $48 billion Kazakh oilfield expansion
The Tengiz field accounts for a large part of landlocked Kazakhstan's oil production and has been a major cash generator for Chevron for decades.
Gold’s price surge drives Narcos into illegal mining in the Amazon
Federal crackdown on environmental crimes and a gold rally that’s sent prices to record highs has driven the industry into further darkness.
NEO Battery to build Canada’s first advanced silicon anode plant in Windsor
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Agnico ‘now owns 94 % of O3’, will extend offer until Feb 3
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S.Africa’s Richards Bay exports up 10% in 2024 amid rail improvement
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