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Alaska wants cold crabs and colder gas to narrow China trade gap

By Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) — Alaska’s natural resources such as liquefied natural gas and seafood can make it the single most significant factor in narrowing the U.S. trade gap with China, Governor Bill Walker says. A planned LNG project alone would shrink the trade gap between U.S. and China by up to $10 billion a […]

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Early stage mining projects are located in mining-friendly jurisdictions

By Mining Intelligence Story developed using data from Mining Intelligence. Learn more and schedule a demo. On average, late stage mining projects (permitting through production stage) are located in regions that are less jurisdictionally attractive according to an analysis by MINING.com comparing property data from Mining Intelligence and the Fraser Institute’s Investment Attractiveness Index. Mining

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Canadian junior Millbrook aims to lead Cuba’s mining pack

By Cecilia Jamasmie Canada’s Millbrook Minerals has recently inked an historic deal with Cuban state mining company GeoMinera S.A. to explore and develop three former cobre-zinc-silver-gold producing assets in the country. The agreement makes the Ontario-based privately held miner the first Canadian firm to sign a deal in Cuba since the mid 90’s. It also

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Vancouver miner expanding in under-explored area of Atlantic Canada

By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud Labrador Gold (TSXV: LAB) announced today that it is staking additional 92 claims at the Hopedale project, located 30 kilometres southwest of the community of Hopedale in eastern Labrador, Canada. In detail, the claims are situated at the northern end of the Florence Lake greenstone belt, which is adjacent to the

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Asia Gold-Demand fades as prices recover; India discounts widen

By Reuters MUMBAI/BENGALURU, May 25 (Reuters) – Physical gold demand remained subdued this week in most Asian hubs as prices rebounded following an initial dip, while dealers in India offered bigger discounts to spur buying amid high domestic prices. “When the (global) prices fell below $1,300 we saw some gold demand, but since the prices

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