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Noront Resources gets an Australian partner

Noront Resources gets an Australian partner

Wyloo Metals is the mining division of Tattarang, one of Australia's biggest private investment groups.
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Optimism slowly returning to mining industry ahead of annual convention

Optimism slowly returning to mining industry ahead of annual convention

TORONTO — With commodity prices on the rise, attendees at the world's largest annual gathering for the mining industry are expected to be cheerier than they were last year.
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B.C. woman files private charges over Mount Polley tailings spill

B.C. woman files private charges over Mount Polley tailings spill

VANCOUVER — An Indigenous women has filed private charges in 2014 collapse of the tailings dam at the Mount Polley mine, days after British Columbia's government announced that provincial charges would not be laid.
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Green Party unveils Northern Ontario platform ahead of debate

Green Party unveils Northern Ontario platform ahead of debate

Leader Mike Schreiner pledges to support sustainable mining, mental health and addictions services ahead of North Bay leaders’ debate.
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Sault Ste. Marie lands ferrochrome processing facility

Sault Ste. Marie lands ferrochrome processing facility

News breaking at this hour at the Civic Centre.
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Toromont beefing up with $1.02-billion purchase of Hewitt heavy equipment business

MONTREAL — Toromont Industries sees the $1.02-billion purchase of rival heavy equipment supplier Hewitt Group as a way to take advantage of government infrastructure spending and a recovery of metal prices.
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Loonie climbs on more signals that interest rates may rise, TSX continues decline

TORONTO — The loonie shot up Tuesday following fresh signals from the Bank of Canada that it's giving more thought to raising interest rates, while Toronto's main stock index continued its second day of declines. The Canadian dollar was up one U.S.
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TSX up on energy, but grocery stocks hammered after Amazon deal to buy Whole Foods

TORONTO — Oil and gas stocks helped shore up the Toronto stock index on Friday, though shares in Canadian grocery retailers dropped sharply in the wake of Amazon's blockbuster deal to buy Whole Foods Market. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 32.
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Toronto stock index rallies on resource stocks, but BlackBerry shares fall 12%

TORONTO — Canada's main stock index rallied on the strength of resource stocks Friday, but shares in BlackBerry plunged after its first-quarter revenue failed to meet expectations. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index moved up 99.
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Ottawa responds to NAFTA challenge that it's not tough on tailings pond leaks

Ottawa responds to NAFTA challenge that it's not tough on tailings pond leaks

EDMONTON — The Canadian government says it lacked the scientific evidence to determine if oilsands tailings ponds were leaking into waterways and hurting fish.
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