Yukon hires contractors to aid Eagle cleanup
The government has hired contractors to build a protective berm under the unstable slope at Eagle to make a safe area to drill groundwater wells.
Latest Stories
Anglo faces headwinds in keeping restructuring on track
Anglo has been forced to accelerate its restructuring after successfully holding off a bid from BHP, the world’s biggest miner.
Rio Tinto, Aymium partner on decarbonization initiative in Québec
The companies formed Évolys Québec to manufacture a renewable metallurgical biocarbon product to reduce carbon emissions in large-scale industrial processes.
Video: Abra Silver focuses on Jack find in Argentina
Abra is drilling to expand its Diablillos project with a focus on the high-grade Jack deposit,
Teck draws M&A attention from big miners in rush for copper
Teck is seen as a logical merger partner, in particular for Anglo American or Vale SA’s base-metals business.
Luca Mining completes Mexico gold mine build
Commercial production is scheduled for September, the company said.
Column: China’s run of robust thermal coal imports may ease
One of the standout commodity stories so far this year has been China's demand for thermal coal, with the world's largest importer seeing record shipments.
Indigenous groups block Vale’s Carajás Railroad in Pará
The miner has an injunction to release the Carajás Railroad, used to transport iron ore produced from the Northern System.
Vale on track to hit top end of iron ore guidance, CEO says
Vale guidance for iron ore production in 2024 is between 310 million and 320 million tonnes.
