TNM reveals latest bonus prize Treasure Hunt clue
The Northern Miner is excited to share that the latest Bonus Prize clue has just been emailed to all subscribers! The newest instalment of our ongoing Great Canadian Treasure Hunt adds…
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Canadian Mining Hall of Fame announces 2027 inductees
The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame is pleased to welcome five new members who will be celebrated at the annual Gala Dinner and Induction Ceremony on Jan. 14 at the…
Sponsored video: Isometrix says shared data can flag mine risks early
Mining companies can reduce safety and operational risks by making information from incidents, inspections and near misses visible across their operations instead of leaving it scattered among individual sites, IsoMetrix…
Tungsten West signs £1.4B offtake from UK
Tungsten West (LSE-A: TUN) has signed a binding eight-year deal to supply U.S. tungsten producer The Elmet Group (Nasdaq: ELMT) from its Hemerdon mine in southwest England, an agreement the…
Sponsored video: Inventus eyes Pardo gold next year
Inventus Mining CEO Wesley Whymark in conversation with The Northern Miner video host Devan Murugan. This sponsored video is PROMOTED CONTENT paid for by Inventus Mining and produced in co-operation…
Sponsored Q&A: K2 Gold assays build on California Mojave discovery
K2 Gold’s (TSXV: KTO) Mojave project is back in focus after the company reported the first drill results from this year’s 14,000-metre exploration program. The Northern Miner‘s Devan Murugan spoke…
Opinion: Canada’s critical-minerals shortcut is old mines
The mantra “Canada has what the world needs” has circulated in different iterations for years, most recently adopted by Prime Minister Carney. But we cannot assume geology alone will result…
Brazil needs price floors to back processing, miners say
Brazil is on the cusp of a new policy to fund domestic refining for lithium and the world’s second-largest rare earth reserves, but miners say it lacks U.S.-style metal price…
SW US Spotlight 2: Rio, Teck, Newmont back juniors
Three major miners are backing junior explorers advancing copper projects in the U.S. Southwest, while a fourth company is pushing to become a domestic antimony and gold producer. Teck Resources…
Rio Tinto buys Aurukun bauxite project from Glencore, Mitsubishi
The deal comes as Rio Tinto looks to end operations at its Gove bauxite mine in Australia’s Northern Territory by 2030.
SW US Spotlight: Four juniors drill gold, tungsten
Four juniors are advancing gold, silver and tungsten projects across Nevada and Arizona, ranging from early-stage drilling to a prefeasibility-stage development backed by the U.S. government. A2 Gold (TSXV: AUAU;…
Sponsored Q&A: AME urges Ottawa to expand exploration tax breaks
Canada is pushing to develop more critical mineral projects, but the Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) says current tax rules leave a financing gap as discoveries move towards becoming mines….