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Richmont Mines (TSX:RIC) wants to go deeper in search of gold at its Island gold mine in northeastern Ontario, and now has a business case to back that up.
Fire halts production at BHP’s largest iron ore mine
43m tonnes per year Mount Whaleback mine in the Pilbara produces the world's number three iron ore miner's highest grade ore.
BHP finally lifts Escondida force majeure
43-day strike at world's largest copper mine cost BHP around $1 billion in lost revenue.
Successful partnership makes fly-in/fly-out easier
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‘Strong hand’ may be pushing palladium price higher
Back within shouting distance of 2-year highs amid talk of market "squeeze".
Shipwreck casts shadow over fleet of Vale iron-ore carriers
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Miners frozen out as South Africa readies empowerment rules
Mining companies in South Africa have been frozen out of consultation over regulatory changes that could dilute shareholders, raise costs and impose new levies to fund community development.
