June 29, 2012 Two South American Silver engineers kidnapped in Bolivia Locals from the Bolivian Andean region have kidnapped two engineers of Canadian South American Silver and are demanding the immediate release of their leader.
June 29, 2012 Last coal train marks end of 250 years of Saarland mining The last ten wagons of around 1,000 tonnes of coal trundled out of the Duhamel shaft, marking the end of a 250-year history of mining in the region.
June 29, 2012 ‘King of diamonds’ Leviev wins court dispute over Angolan assets Billionaire Arkady Gaydamak has lost a court bid to reclaim hundred of millions unpaid commissions and dividends from "king of diamonds" in a battle over Angolan assets.
June 28, 2012 FLSmidth’s SuperCell™ 600 series revolutionizes flotation technology FLSmidth’s 600 Series SuperCell is the newest introduction to the world of flotation technology.
June 28, 2012 Innovation in mining industry improves safety Engineers continue to improve mine safety and promote better environmental stewardship of Canada's underground resources, said panelists at the 2012 Engineering Innovations Forum (EIF).
June 28, 2012 World’s biggest mobile crushing plant sold by Metso to Kazakhstan Metso will supply world's biggest fully mobile, track-mounted crushing plant to Altay Polimetally LLP copper mine in Kazakhstan. The contract also includes large mobile feeding and conveying systems to move…
June 28, 2012 Rockwell reports Q1 diamond sales of $5.9 million Diamond mining company Rockwell Diamonds reported on Wednesday that its diamond sales for the first quarter of its 2013 financial year reached 6 234 ct and generated $5.9 million.
June 28, 2012 Centerra Gold’s shares tumble as director resigns Shares of Centerra Gold fell 16% by midday after an announcement that one of its directors had quit.
June 28, 2012 Oil sands beckoning Canada's London area companies are invited to cash in on the oil sands boom in Alberta by supplying billions of dollars in equipment.
June 28, 2012 Brazil grants Vale license to expand world’s largest iron ore venture Brazilian mining company Vale has been granted a preliminary environmental license for its S11D mine, an extension of the company's giant Carajas complex, which is posed to be the world’s…
British Columbia appealing court ruling on Indigenous consultation for mining rights DRIPA, passed in 2019, requires aligning provincial laws with UNDRIP principles. February 09, 2026 | 01:49 pm
