Unseasonably warm weather, which has left many Canadians wondering what happened to winter this year, has played havoc with a seasonal ice road used to supply many of the mines and exploration project…
A lengthy legal battle is shaping up at the Fort la Corne joint venture in Saskatchewan, with
SGS heads to Durango…
One need look no further than the Internet recruitment pages of some of the bigger mines under development in North America to gauge the gravity of the labour shortage in the mining sector….
The United States District Court for the District of New Jersey has given preliminarily approval to Anglo American …
Despite discovering 17 new kimberlite bodies during the 2005 spring and summer drilling campaign at the Churchill project in eastern Nunavut, disappointing microdiamond results illustrate the fact tha…
The band council at the Attawapiskat First Nation in northern Ontario has voted unanimously to approve an impact benefit agreement with
Just days after completing its merger with
Vancouver — A recent mini bulk-sampling program by
The band council at the Attawapiskat First Nation in northern Ontario has voted unanimously to approve an impact be…
Making a decisive break with its history, mining giant
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