Canadian mining capex reached decade high in 2022
Capex in Canada’s mining industry increased by 14% to $13.5 billion last year.
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South Star eyes faster ramp up of Brazil graphite mine
The Santa Cruz project's output could reach 50,000 metric tons annually.
How junior explorers can emerge from the dust
A decade of underinvestment in new supply and an enormous metal intensive energy transition have offered little incentive for investors to back the next generation of deposits.
Public comment begins over proposal to extend life of Canada’s largest copper mine
Highland Valley Copper mine in British Columbia is owned by Teck Resources.
Vulcan’s Mexico mine to be decreed nature reserve if talks fail, president says
The president has long accused Vulcan, which extracts limestone in southern Mexico, of environmental damage.
Video: John McCluskey reflects on Alamos Gold’s rise and Canada’s political risk advantage
CEO of Alamos Gold spoke about the origins of the precious metals miner, surviving the dot-com bust, and its journey to its current C$6.5 billion-plus market cap.
Gold miners’ fat profits
The major gold miners’ soon-to-be-reported Q3 profits are poised to skyrocket.
British Columbia government to create provincial critical minerals strategy
The federal government last year launched a Canadian critical minerals strategy, backed by C$3.8 billion.
Graphite buyers to boost imports ahead of China’s curbs – analysts
Top buyers of graphite from China include Japan, the United States, South Korea and India.
