Greenland-focused Bluejay Mining is preparing for a “highly active” year ahead, as it plans for a maiden drilling campaign at its newly enlarged Kangerluarsuk zinc/lead/silver project, while work continues at the advanced Dundas ilmenite project and th…
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British Columbia Premier John Horgan has appointed Bruce Ralston as Energy, Mines and Petroleum Minister, replacing Michelle Mungall, who has moved to the role of Jobs and Economic Development Minister.
The Association of Mineral Exploration British C…
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Australia’s Mount Ridley, previously a Fraser Range explorer, is changing its strategy and will rebrand as Longland Resources, following the acquisition of a polymetallic project on the east coast of Greenland.
Longland was founded by Thomas Abraham-J…
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The US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has formally approved TSX-listed Kerr Mines’ mining plan of operation (MPO) at the Copperstone gold project, in Arizona.
The BLM this week issued a decision of record (DoR) based on a finding of no significant im…
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Canada-based Endeavour Mining boosted its production by 6% to 651 000 oz last year and although the company met its guidance, it was at the bottom-end of the 650 000 oz to 695 000 oz range.
The Africa-focused mining company explained that it experienc…
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Canada-headquartered Lundin Mining has achieved its production guidance for all the metals it produces, at all its operations, as the miner prepares for a big jump in production this year.
The miner produced 67 131 t of copper in the fourth quarter, t…
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Gold miner Centerra has received approvals and permits from Kyrgyzstan to resume openpit mining operations and to continue milling activity, with full mining production expected by early next week.
Operations were halted in early December, after a sig…
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Metals miner Hudbay Minerals on Wednesday appointed Peter Kukielski is its new president and CEO.
Kukielski had been serving as interim president and CEO since July last year, after Alan Hair resigned following a proxy battle between Hudbay and shareh…
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This week Mining Weekly Editor Martin Creamer unpacks Anglo’s low carbon fertiliser contribution, BlackRock’s move to address climate change and potential job cuts in ferrochrome.
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Mining engineer George Burns, the CEO of Canadian miner Eldorado Gold, has been appointed an independent director of Vancouver-based Turquoise Hill Resources. Burns has a 40-year career in gold, copper and coal mining, Turquoise Hill pointed out on Tue…
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