In the letter from Stu Averill that you published in your July 18-24, 2011 issue, he raised several issues of wider interest than just the results published by Trelawney Mining and Exploration that he addressed. I draw your attention to some of…
In a Letter to the Editor two issues ago, I responded to an earlier cover story describing exploration progress at the Côté Lake, Ont., gold project of Trelawney Mining and Exploration. Côté Lake has an initial…
The following is an excerpt from the Canadian Mineral Industry Federation’s submission to the Annual Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference, which was held in July in Kananaskis, Alta.
Chile’s mining sector was rocked by a 24-hour walkout in mid-July by unionized workers at state-owned Codelco, the world’s largest copper miner. It’s the first countrywide strike at Codelco in 18 years.
In the cover story of The Northern Miner’s June 27-July 3, 2011 issue, staff writer Anthony Vaccaro describes Trelawney Mining and Exploration’s activity on its newly discovered Côté Lake gold deposit in the southwestern Abitibi…
The eroding foundations of the global economic system dominated much of the world’s business news in the first week of July.
The resource market passed the halfway mark of 2011 in a bit of a foul mood, with the ongoing anxiety over the feeble economic recovery seen in the U.S. and parts of Europe continuing to depress mining share prices, even in the face of robust…
In the article “China Coal Aims to Become a Mid-Tier Producer,” (TNM, May 30-June 5, 2011), statements were made in respect to China Coal and its intended acquisition of the operating interest in the Mei Feng coal mine.
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One day before a key vote by TMX Group shareholders on a controversial takeover proposal by the London Stock Exchange, both companies abruptly ended the $3.6-billion deal, saying that there weren’t enough votes to clear the two-thirds required.
The UK Bribery Act 2010 has received significant press coverage in the United Kingdom and abroad. It will be important for Canadian mining companies with a U.K. nexus to understand its implications, in particular given that Canadian junior…
Yes, they’re back. And probably here to stay this time.
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