Chile is entering a new political phase as a right-wing government prepares to take office, putting mining policy under renewed scrutiny in the world’s largest copper-producing country. In recent years,…
The project has been stalled on concerns over biodiversity impacts and lack of a mitigation plan for potential spills. (Image courtesy of Dominga Project site.) A Chilean court of appeals…
The proposed area where Pebble mine would be built, 320 km southwest of Anchorage, within the Bristol Bay watershed. (Image courtesy of Northern Dynasty Minerals) Northern Dynasty Minerals (TSX: NDM) (NYSE-A:…
Ontario fast-tracks Kinross Gold’s Great Bear project Ontario is upgrading Kinross Gold’s (TSX: K; NYSE: KGC) Great Bear project to its One Project One Process framework, Energy and Mines Minister…
Rare earth minerals in a row. AI-generated stock image by NazeerArt. The US is accelerating efforts to reshape global critical minerals trade policy, with a growing focus on price floors,…
British Columbia investor slapped with C$500,000 fine for mining misrepresentation Varandeep Singh Grewal, a British Columbia resident, has agreed to pay C$500,000 to the BC Securities Commission (BCSC) for violating…
Retail investors are debating your company right now. On X, CEO.CA, YouTube and Reddit, they dissect drill results, speculate on geology, question management motives, and reinterpret your latest press release.…
Too often, political leadership excels at saying the right things and then falls down on execution. Photo of the Peace Tower and Parliament in Ottawa. Credit: Pixabay In the cavernous…
Mining Association of British Columbia President and CEO Michael Goehring (R) chats with TNM’s Western Editor, Henry Lazenby. Victoria’s push to speed exploration permits, paired with a landmark approval for…
Glencore’s Gary Nagle and Rio Tinto’s Simon Trott. (AI-assisted image.) Former Glencore (LON: GLEN) chief executive Ivan Glasenberg spent years pursuing one prize above all others: a merger between his…
