Vizsla Silver confirmed Tuesday that nine employees have been found dead following an incident at its operations in Concordia, Sinaloa, while one […]

British Columbia Premier David Eby is proposing a temporary suspension of parts of landmark Indigenous rights law after a court ruling found […]

The promise of streamlined international design protection through the Hague System masks a more complex reality for mining equipment manufacturers, where administrative […]

The Association for Mineral Exploration (AME) is calling for immediate government action to fix British Columbia’s struggling mineral claims approval system as […]

Quebec has opened the door to giving Glencore (LSE: GLEN) more time to ensure that its Horne copper smelter — the only […]

Banking executive tells specialized investment podcast that federal programs and legal reforms are transforming project finance landscape Canada’s biggest infrastructure and resource […]

As governments tighten oversight of critical minerals projects and geopolitical tensions reshape resource policy, mining companies are increasingly facing disputes with host […]

As governments tighten oversight of critical minerals projects and geopolitical tensions reshape resource policy, mining companies are increasingly facing disputes with host states and commercial […]

Friday’s United States Supreme Court ruling on tariffs leaves Canada largely unaffected as sector-specific duties remain in place, St. Louis-based investment bank […]

Latin America’s mining sector dominates globally, with demand likely to persist. Copper leads, with Chile and Peru as top producers, followed closely […]

Vizsla Silver (TSE: VZLA) , a Canadian mining firm, confirmed Monday to CTV News and other news outlets that several workers abducted from […]

The British Columbia government is appealing a court decision requiring consultation with First Nations before granting mineral exploration rights on traditional territories. […]