Coal

Resource security high on China’s agenda

As the world’s largest consumer of mineral raw materials, it’s no surprise that China’s mining companies are following their international peers and starting to hunt for resources overseas.


Western Canadian Coal plummets on Q2 loss

Vancouver — Western Canadian Coal’s (WTN-T, WTN-L) 2008 second quarter was not a pretty one, with the northeastern B.C. coal producer posting a whopping net loss of $43.9 million or 38 per share.



All that glitters is not gold

While investors buzz about gold breaking the US$1,000 an oz. plateau in the coming year, Patricia Mohr, vice-presid…



RIO TINTOA truck is filled with iron ore at Rio Tinto's Hamersley Iron mine in Australia. If BHP Billiton's offer for Rio is accepted, the combined company would control 27% of the world's iron.

Ironing out possible mega merger

Spurned by the board of Rio Tinto (RTP-N, RIO-L, RIO-A) in a friendly approach, BHP Billiton (BHP-N, BLT-L, BHP-A) has made its proposal for a US$138-billion all-share bid public in an attempt to brin…







Stephen Stakiw

QGX Likes Baruun Naran Economics

Vancouver — QGX (QGX-T, QGXLF-O) has commissioned a prefeasibility study on its Baruun Naran coal deposit, in the Gobi region of southern Mongolia, following a major resource boost and a positive pre…


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