$7 billion in subsidies raises spectre of Canadian hydrogen development
British Columbia's abundant clean hydro power is attracting a wave of hydrogen production and export proposals.
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Stornoway Diamond files for bankruptcy for second time, stops operations at Quebec site
Renard is Quebec’s first and only diamond mine, opened in 2017.
Caspin Resources makes heavy rare earths discovery in WA’s West Musgrave
The company has now reported its highest grade REE mineralization intersected to date at the Duchess Prospect at Mount Squires.
Gold’s new major upleg
A new major upleg is underway in gold, which should easily achieve new all-time-record highs.
CMS: How to fix ‘everyone needs us but no one likes us’
The mining industry must confront its dark past of disasters to attract new investors and offer project stakes to local towns to improve ESG metrics.
Copper price rises on China optimism
Profits at China's industrial firms extended gains for a second month in September.
China’s exports of refined lead feed LME stocks rebuild
China's exports of refined lead hit a 15-month high in September with year-to-date shipments already exceeding last year's total.
Agnico operating permit restored for Kittila mine in Finland
The company now expects to reach the upper end of its annual guidance.
Vale CEO says he has never been so optimistic about the company’s future
Vale on Thursday reported a third quarter net profit decline but still landed above market forecasts.
