A commentary on “Part 4: Minerals have rights” When Donna Beneteau asked if I could be a potential contributor to this article […]

Alamos is selling its Turkish subsidiary to Middle East-based Tumad Madencilik Sanayi, a unit of Nurol Holding.

Imperial Metals (TSX: III) reported the Xatśūll First Nation filed a notice of appeal asking a higher court to overturn Justice Tammen’s […]

Mining companies face a unique set of risks when it comes to arbitration and litigation, especially when dealing with foreign markets and […]

Company cleared of any wrongdoing, president looks forward to regulatory process Sio Silica is pleased to acknowledge the release of the Manitoba […]

In an industry which can reach, and positively impact, large numbers of people through its engagement with direct employees, contractors, stakeholders, and […]

Canada Carbon (TSXV: CCB) reported it has appealed the decision of the Commission de Protection du Territoire Agricole du Québec (CPTAQ) concerning its Miller graphite […]

The Xatśūll First Nation first filed a judicial review on April 15 with the Supreme Court of BC against the province's minister of mining and critical minerals.

Skeena Resources (TSX: SKE, NYSE: SKE) announced the Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed Richard Mill’s and Orogenic Gold Corp.’s applications for permission to […]

Xatśūll First Nation has filed a judicial review with the Supreme Court of British Columbia against the province’s minister of mining and […]

McEwen Mining (NYSE: MUX; TSX: MUX) is facing a lawsuit from the Apitipi Anicinapek Nation (AAN) over the Black Fox project. In its […]

British Columbia’s Environmental Appeal Board (EAB) upheld last week a C$140,000 (US$97,500) fine against Teck Coal for “severe and life-altering” injuries a contract […]