
Montage pours first gold at Koné ahead of schedule
The Côte d’Ivoire mine has begun producing months early, as Montage targets commercial production by year-end.

The Côte d’Ivoire mine has begun producing months early, as Montage targets commercial production by year-end.

Major miners have the money to expand but face shortages of skilled workers and contractors that threaten to delay new production and […]
Management changes announced this week: Warren Robb is now VP exploration at Golden Independence Mining. Highrock Resources named Carmelo Marrelli its new […]
As mining methods continue to modernize, sustainability and safety remain top priorities for operations as they adopt new technologies to boost their […]
Denison Mines (TSX:DML; NYSE:DNN) successfully completed the recovered solution management phase at the Phoenix in situ recovery (ISR) feasibility field test at […]
The Northern Miner’s Canadian Mining Symposium, held on October 12-13 in London, featured a top-tier panel discussion that delved into innovation within […]
Over the last two years, Galaxy Broadband Communications (Galaxy) has established key partnerships with OneWeb (U.K.) and Nokia Canada that promise remarkable […]
Star Diamond (TSX:DIAM) has chosen the trademark “Kīwētin,” pronounced “kee-way-tin,” meaning north wind in the Cree language, for its Fort à la […]
Mining companies face difficult decisions about environmental, social and governance issues to attract new investors, according to a panel sponsored by The […]
Move over Dora the Explorer — another Latina heroine and adventurer is here and she’s ready to teach kids about mining. Like […]
Currently, it takes up to 15 years to permit a new mine in Canada. To resolve the challenges with permitting and authorizations, […]
Proposed legislative changes to Canada’s alternative minimum tax (AMT) could reduce the tax advantages associated with flow-through shares, including the critical mineral […]
Among the thousands of people who searched for gold amid the rivers and creeks of the Klondike in the late 1890s, Skookum […]
Canada’s forests have become increasingly flammable because of forest insects and diseases, a changing climate, history of effective wildfire suppression, and past […]