Euphoria, greed and fear mark 2010s for commodities investors

Pillot Gold is snapping up junior Cadillac Mining, which owns the early stage Goldstrike project in Western Utah, in an all-share deal valued at nearly 20 cents per share.

The government of Kyrgyzstan has approved Centerra's mine plan for 2014, after the company threatened to shut operations at the country's largest gold deposit.

Located in the country's historic Yukon gold belt, it has the potential to produce 3,000 to 4,000 ounces of gold per year.

A group of politicians and business leaders have written an open letter in support of Enbridge’s proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.

De Beers, the world's largest diamond miner by market value, is also bracing for a rough diamond demand rush.

For years it seemed that juniors were fleeing from diamond exploration — and for good reason.

Orbiting spacecraft could be refuelled with water taken from asteroids—but some experts doubt the economics.

In 2013, 45% of Canadian surveyed said they felt Chinese investment would benefit Canada. In 2014, that number dropped to 35% in 2014, the lowest in a decade.

Oil producers are now “cracking the code” on the Torquay, or Three Forks formation below the Bakken, and coming up with incredible economics—these wells are paying back in only seven months.