Devolution may see made-in-Nunavut model
With almost nine months to go until Ottawa is scheduled to devolve powers to the Nunavut government, industry figures say it represents an opportunity for Nunavut residents to pursue their…
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One of continent’s largest rare earths projects seeks partners, roads
British Columbia mining hampered by DRIPA ‘confusion’
Ottawa eyes special status for Far North resource roads
Court reopens KSM approval fight
Hoekstra casts Canada as key U.S. critical metals ally
GM faces vote over Indigenous risks at Thacker Pass
Agnico greenlights $2.4B Nunavut gold mine
Ioneer, Lithium Americas defend Nevada projects as Amnesty flags Indigenous consent gap
BC miners wary of First Nation court rulings
British Columbia’s mining industry says the province is gaining momentum on major projects, but warned that regulatory uncertainty linked to Indigenous rights court rulings and rising costs could jeopardize future…
Assays, permits spur BMC’s $1B zinc-copper KZK project
BMC Minerals’ (ASX: BMC) has hit the ground running this spring, with drills cutting high-grade massive sulphide mineralization in the Krakatoa zone at its Kudz Ke Kayah (KZK) zinc-lead-copper project…
BC to suspend parts of Indigenous rights law
British Columbia Premier David Eby is proposing a temporary suspension of parts of landmark Indigenous rights law after a court ruling found B.C.’s mineral claims system conflicts with it. The…