October 21, 2013 Canadian First Nation free to protest against shale gas— judge A Moncton court lifted Monday an injunction against the Elsipogtog First Nation that prevented them from blocking SWN Resources' operations.
October 21, 2013 Oyu Tolgoi’s first international copper, gold shipment on its way to China Operator Turquoise Hill expected to confirm news at some point Monday.
October 21, 2013 About 50% of B.C. junior miners won’t be around by 2015—report The 15 mining executives interviewed said this is "healthy" and part of the industry’s "natural cycle."
October 20, 2013 North Dakota in spotlight after oil spill Scrutiny over crude oil deliveries by rail and the first major pipeline spill in the state may dampen some of the state's optimism.
October 18, 2013 Mining a sunrise industry in BC Vancouver BC is undoubtedly one of the greatest mining centers in the world and British Columbia should be a mining powerhouse.
October 18, 2013 Canada defends oil sands foreign investment limits Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver says oil sands investment not declining on foreign deal limits.
October 18, 2013 First Nation group to appeal Dover oil sands project approval Athabasca Oil's share price drops 14%.
October 18, 2013 Violent shale gas protests in New Brunswick threaten to hit rest of Canada A wave of pacific demonstrations hit the country Thursday evening and more are expected on Friday.
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