Canada’s oil sands cuts production as wildfire forces mass evacuation
The fire is the latest blow to a community already hit by slumping oil prices that have forced producers to halt projects and lay off hundreds.
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Centerra Gold announces results, first quarter dividend
The company's gold production for the year is expected to be between 480,000 to 530,000 ounces.
Fratboys at the punchbowl
The Federal Reserve has backed off from earlier indications that it would raise rates four times this year says Joe McAlinden of McAlinden Research Partners
Diamonds add sparkle to Anglo’s improving outlook
Moody's praises higher than expected valuation for the sale of the niobium, phosphate businesses and improving prospects for the global diamond market.
BC Auditor General: Mines ministries failing to protect environment
Canadian taxpayers could be on the hook for up to $1 billion in unfunded liabilities for mine remediation.
BHP, Vale hit with $44 billion lawsuit over deadly spill
Civil suit demands over $2 billion upfront and also targets Brazil's federal, state governments over deadly dam burst at jointly-owned Samarco iron ore mine.
Some of Brien Lundin’s precious metals picks are up more than 400%. What is next?
A battle royale is brewing between gold bulls and commercial traders who are short gold, says Brien Lundin, publisher of Gold Newsletter.
China scare drops mining stocks
Factory conditions in China unexpectedly worsen for the 14th straight month raising fears that the rally on commodity markets in 2016 was losing steam.
Cornwall tin: Revival of the fittest
Tin mining in the UK appears to be seeing something of a revival.