January 19, 2013 Alamos-Aurizon opportunity lies in the details Alamos is trying to buy Aurizon for Casa Berardi and Joanna.
January 18, 2013 Ross River Dena Council vs. Government of Yukon: Will this end mineral staking as we know it in BC? New ruling means staking will not be possible in any form until the government consults with First Nations
January 18, 2013 Oil sands pollution confirmed A Queen University’s study confirms suspicions about contamination of lakes by Alberta’s oil sands.
January 18, 2013 Canadian miner that hired hundreds of Chinese to disclose failed applicants’ resumes HD Mining, the company at the centre of a court battle over Chinese workers at a coal mine in British Columbia, Canada, will release résumés of Canadians who applied for,…
January 18, 2013 Parlane hits significant mineralization in 330-meter drill hole including highlights from BB12-4 9 meters - 2.14 g/t Au - 12.64 g/t Ag; 1 meter - 13.50 g/t - Au 58.10 g/t Ag; 1 meter - 8.63 g/t Au - 65.40 g/t Ag.
January 17, 2013 Painting a rosy picture of lithium and tantalum Quebec junior’s Rose project to make the most of rapidly changing market for critical minerals
January 17, 2013 Canadian HR minister taken to task over court order on Chinese coal miners headed for BC Finley must ensure disclosure of documents about temporary foreign workers and their permits from HD Mining
January 17, 2013 Cobre Panama a risky endeavour for First Quantum: analyst Haywood Securities mining analyst, Kerry Smith, says the Vancouver-based miner already has "a lot on its plate."
January 17, 2013 Poor decisions force Rio Tinto’s CEO departure, leaves the group with $14bn charge The giant miner will take about $14 billion of writedowns for failed deals in aluminum and coal led by Tom Albanese.
Australia’s iron ore hub resumes operations after tropical cyclone Mitchell While the Port of Port Hedland has resumed operations, the ports of Ashburton, Cape Preston West, Dampier, and Varanus Island remain closed. February 08, 2026 | 05:17 pm
