Teck announces five-year labour deal with Trail employees
Teck Resources, Canada's largest diversified miner, reached a five-year agreement with unionized employees at its Trail Operations.
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The shareholders are revolting! Alberta Oilsands jumps after proxy battle is triggered
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Minerals Council of Australia accuses unions of racism
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Copper at a six month low after fears resurface about Chinese economy
Copper dropped sharply on Friday after China's decision to cut interest rates suddenly revived fears of a slowdown in the world's second largest economy.