Workers are seeking larger upfront pay increases, protections against roster changes and a commitment to a redundancy scheme.

The metal producer will build a 9 million-metric-tonnes-per-year greenfield steel complex, and will create around 30,000 jobs.

The move aligns with a conditional commitment for up to $400 million from the DOW for the Syerston Scandium Project.

The many new investments from the US Department of Energy have one simple objective: securing the supply chain.

Chile, Zambia and Argentina show how mineral wealth can attract capital, create jobs and build economies beyond the mine.

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Erdene Resource Development has moved into commercial production at its Bayan Khundii gold mine in Mongolia and is turning ...

Grid Metals (TSX: GRDM; US-OTC: MSMGF) has outlined an initial resource that positions the company’s Falcon West property in ...

Xatśūll First Nation of the Cariboo region of the Central Interior of British Columbia said Thursday it has terminated its ...

Aluminum prices are down 18% since hitting a four-year high in June on easing worries about supply and new production ...

Mining investor John Feneck has increased his exposure to tungsten equities to roughly 25% of his portfolio, making an ...

Eriez’ Drum Separators are setting industry standards. The newest advances in magnetic circuitry design, plus over a quarter ...