Seabridge appoints key people to secure social license
The miner is actively responding to BC's decision to legislate the application of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
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MMG suspends shipments from Las Bambas copper mine in Peru
The preventive measure seeks to protect trucks to and from the mine amid fresh protests against alleged pollution.
Lynas to build permanent waste treatment plant in Malaysia’s Pahang
The Malaysian state has approved Lynas' plan to build facility there, after it fulfilled one of the conditions for continuing its operations in the country.
Teck says ‘anyone’s guess’ if Canada will approve oil sands project
Lindsay said Teck has told the government that for it to build Frontier, it needs a pipeline to be built, a partner, and favorable oil prices.
Fortescue iron ore shipments rise 9% on China demand
China's iron ore imports in 2019 stood at their second-highest level ever.
Newcrest Q2 gold output drops, bushfires delay flagship mine shipments
The Cadia mine reported a 40% increase in production from the previous quarter.
Osisko completes Discovery 1 drill hole at Windfall
Discovery 1 is the longest diamond drill hole drilled to date in Canada.
British Columbia capitalizes on advantage in mining
The province has bumped up the budget of the Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources by $20 million to reduce permitting backlogs.
New York pension to coal firms: Evolve or we’ll divest
The fund is reviewing 27 miners that earn at least 10% of revenue from mining thermal coal.