Lupaka Gold launches $100m arbitration against Peru
The Canadian miner says the social conflict that has halted operations at its Invicta mine since 2018 made it lose its entire investment.
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Peru’s mining output falls for seventh month in a row – report
Peru’s gold, copper, lead and silver production has been the most affected by the slowdown caused by the covid-19 pandemic.
Mali’s auditor general recommends review of mining contracts
The country's Auditor General said conventions establishing mining companies include clauses that do not always guarantee the protection of the interests of the state
The causes behind pyrite oxidation – and acid mine drainage
Researchers at Penn State University say that if fracturing and erosion at the surface, and thus oxidation, occur slowly, acid mine drainage can be avoided.
Osisko could breathe life back into BC’s Barkerville Gold Mines
British Columbia’s next new gold mines could be in production as early as 2022.
Prairies Snapshot: Eight companies with interesting properties to watch
Canada's Manitoba and Saskatchewan provinces are among the world’s premier jurisdictions
for mining and mineral exploration.
Negotiations stall at Lundin’s Candelaria mine in Chile
Operations were halted earlier this month after the miner failed to reach a deal with a second union, representing about 550 workers.
Labrador secures backing for Kingsway project, shares up
Shares of Labrador Gold surged 27% following an injection of capital from Palisades.
Here’s what economists are saying about China’s new 5-year plan
A communique released after a four-day meeting of the Communist Party’s Central Committee gave a broad outline of the plan as well as sketching out a vision for the economy as far as 2035.