
Canada risks losing critical minerals infrastructure race, PwC warns
Canada invests 6.6% of GDP in infrastructure, 0.8% less than leaders, needing $34B more yearly by 2050 to close the gap.

Canada invests 6.6% of GDP in infrastructure, 0.8% less than leaders, needing $34B more yearly by 2050 to close the gap.

Permitting, power and Indigenous partnerships will decide whether BC and Yukon mines can meet rising strategic demand.
BRITISH COLUMBIA – RCT announced its ControlMaster Teleremote solution has been selected by Canada’s largest diversified mining company, Teck Resources for use […]
OTTAWA – The federal government of Canada announced on Dec. 12, 2018, that traditional coal-fired electric generation plans will be phased out […]
BRITISH COLUMBIA – Vancouver-based Colonial Coal International has received the preliminary economic assessment for its 100% owned Gordon Creek metallurgical coal project […]
VANCOUVER – The third quarter financial performance of Teck Resources included a $1.3-billion profit attributable to shareholders. Compare that to the same […]
WILLIAMS LAKE, B.C. – The British Columbia Technical and Research Committee on Reclamation (TRCR) presented the 2017 B.C. mine reclamation awards on […]
Alberta’s production of metallurgical coal is set to rise
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VANCOUVER – Strong commodity prices lifted Teck Resources first quarter revenues to $3.09 billion, compared to $2.85 billion in Q1 2017. The […]
One of the largest miners in the world, Australia’s Rio Tinto plc, is shedding its coal assets at a surprising rate over […]
VANCOUVER – Last week Teck Resources released its Climate Action and Portfolio Resilience Report that outlines how the company will continue to […]
ALBERTA – The soon-to-be new owner of the Grande Cache metallurgical coal mine northwest of Edmonton says they want to reopen it. […]
BRITISH COLUMBIA – The Canadian government has approved the Murray River metallurgical coal mine belonging to HD Mining International of Vancouver. The […]