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Enbridge CEO Daniel leaving the rocking ship

Shares of Canadian pipeline giant Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB) were falling this morning after CEO Pat Daniel announced yesterday that he is leaving the company amid an increasing controversy on its West Coast pipeline project, the $5.5-billion Northern Gateway.

What rhymes with Grand Canyon? Yes, uranium

The U.S. Nuclear Energy Institute and the National Mining Association (NMA) are demanding the Obama administration to revoke a ban on new uranium mining around the Grand Canyon in Arizona. And they are doing so by suing the U.S. Interior Department, as the organizations announced yesterday.

Algoma University and the Innovation Centre Help With Aboriginal Training in Mining

Algoma University and the Innovation Centre have been awarded a contract to develop an educational gaming portal for First Nations youth in Thunder Bay, with a focus on mining, reports The Sault Star.
The contract falls under the Algoma Games For Health program where a web based portal called learning 2 Mine will be created to provide social connectivity features, educational games, videos and documents for an Aboriginal post-secondary education and training institute.

White Tiger Gold is fading to grey

White Tiger Gold shed another 6% on Monday on almost double usual trading volumes, despite releasing high grade drilling results for its Nasedkino project that it says are enough to go ahead with a final feasibility study. The counter is now down 30% year to date and a shadow of its former self in January last year. At the time it was trading at a whopping $4.80.

Oil sands glass is half full after Keystone XL southern stretch ok’d

In a move that should go a long away to relieve the oil glut in the US Midwest – the pricing point for US crude – TransCanada said on Monday it is going ahead with construction of the $2.3 billion southern leg of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Cushing Oklahoma to the US Gulf Coast.