Energy Transition Minerals to face license renewal setback for Greenland project
Company received a draft decision from the Greenland government, indicating its intention to recommend declining the application.
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US shale drillers seen lifting crude output on Hormuz-driven price rally
The 68% surge in crude prices since the attacks on Iran is incentive enough to compel American oil executives to ramp up output.
Miners escape from attacked coal mine in Russian-controlled Ukraine, official says
All 41 miners who were trapped underground after Ukraine struck the Bilorechenska coal mine in the Russian‑controlled Luhansk region have been evacuated.
Panama moves to unlock copper from First Quantum mine
Commerce and Industries Minister may approve by Tuesday exports of already mined ore from Cobre Panama’s stockpiles.
Versamet buys $360M gold stream on Skeena’s Eskay Creek
The stream entitles Versamet to 3.5% of payable gold production over the life of the mine.
Altius acquires 9.9% of TNR Gold
The TNR royalty portfolio includes exposure to major copper and lithium deposits in Argentina.
Vizsla drilling extends Poplar copper system in British Columbia
Poplar covers about 470 sq. km in a proven mining district that also includes Imperial Metals’ Huckleberry copper mine.
British Columbia to suspend parts of Indigenous rights law
The BC government will move to amend DRIPA during the current legislative session and will treat the vote as a matter of confidence.
Liberty Gold’s Black Pine project enters federal environmental review phase
Black Pine represents one of the few large-scale oxide gold deposits in the US.
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