Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Editorial: Vale goes easy on Canadian mines

The week ended Nov. 1, the 44th trading week of 2008, was characterized by some relative calm in the global financial markets after seven weeks of incredible turmoil.



More rumbles from the DRC

Tough times for companies across the mineral sector are being amplified for those in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).



ORCA QUARRY

The Polaris Mineral Corporation’s Orca Quarry is the newest major quarry to be constructed on the west coast and has been built to the highest standards of environmental and social sustainability. It …


PUBLIC GEOSCIENCE -NEW IDEAS, NEW PARTNERSHIPS

Public geoscience programs provide an important foundation for developing new concepts and knowledge of geology and mineral potential. This work, by dedicated and experienced professionals, frequently…


The pits at Copper Mountain Mining's Copper Mountain project, near Princeton, B. C. The copper mine has been closed since 1996, but the company is hoping to reopen it by the end of 2010.

Copper Mountain gets the go-ahead

Vancouver — Copper Mountain Mining (CUM-t) is not letting global financial turmoil or a falling copper price get in its way: the company is going ahead with development plans at its Copper Mountain p…


Patricia Mining backs Richmont bid

Richmont Mines (RIC-T, RIC-n) has launched a bid for Torontobased Patricia Mining (PAT-V, PTMHF-o) much to the chagrin of many Patricia shareholders.



Roger Agnelli, CEO, Vale.

Vale slashes iron ore production, trims nickel output

Saying that it is “adjusting to the new global economic scenario,” iron ore giant Vale (RIO-n) is dramatically scaling back its iron ore mining in Brazil in order to cope with an estimated 20% product…


Breakwater closes mines

Zinc miner Breakwater Resources (BWR-T, BWLRF-o) is suspending operations at its Langlois mine, 200 km north of Val d’Or, Que., and the Myra Falls mine on Vancouver Island, B. C.


SUSTAINABILITY SESSION

Geologists and explorationists do not necessarily have the stakeholder engagement experience nor the luxury of having in-house community relations professionals to guide field staff. Given that they a…


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