Skip to content

Search results for "Metals "

Order
Filter by category
Green Technology moving forward towards lithium mine and plant

Green Technology moving forward towards lithium mine and plant

Company executive Cameron Henry says a mine near Armstrong could start up in 2026, a processing plant in Thunder Bay before 2030.
Read more >
Heddle Shipyards starts 2024 with a new name

Heddle Shipyards starts 2024 with a new name

The company says its new name, Ontario Shipyards, reflects its goal to revitalize the province's shipbuilding industry.
Read more >
Thunder Bay geologist earns industry honour

Thunder Bay geologist earns industry honour

Dr. Peter Hollings has spent his career growing understanding of Lake Superior geology
Read more >
EcoSuperior to hold electronic waste and used clothing collection event Saturday

EcoSuperior to hold electronic waste and used clothing collection event Saturday

EcoSuperior will help host an electronic waste and used clothing collection event.
Read more >
North American Palladium explores discovery near Thunder Bay

North American Palladium explores discovery near Thunder Bay

Jacques Township site not far from Lac des Iles mill.
Read more >

TSX closes higher amid expectations of an imminent rate hike from central bank

TORONTO — The Toronto stock market closed higher amid expectations that the Bank of Canada appears poised to hike its interest rate later this week. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 78.12 points to 15,105.28, with most sectors higher.
Read more >
A ‘generational project’: Thunder Bay CEDC backing proposed lithium refinery

A ‘generational project’: Thunder Bay CEDC backing proposed lithium refinery

Federal and provincial governments have made separate pledges to help fund construction in Thunder Bay.
Read more >

Toronto market edges higher while oil cracks US$50 per barrel mark

TORONTO — Canada's main stock index closed higher Monday on the strength of the base metals, financials and materials sectors as well as oil, which settled above the US$50 mark for the first time in more than two months.
Read more >

Loonie drops to 14-month low but Toronto stock index up despite lumber dispute

TORONTO — A rekindled softwood lumber trade dispute with the United States pushed the Canadian dollar to its lowest level in 14 months on Tuesday. The loonie lost 0.29 of a U.S. cent to close at 73.
Read more >

Falling oil prices weigh on Toronto stock index, Canadian dollar slips

TORONTO — North American stock markets fell for a second day in a row Wednesday as oil prices weakened amid worries about a growing global supply glut. In Toronto, the S&P/TSX composite index pulled back 22.44 points to 15,349.
Read more >
push icon
Be the first to read breaking stories. Enable push notifications on your device. Disable anytime.
No thanks