Coal

Western Canadian Coal set to start second mine

Vancouver — Efforts to transform northeastern British Columbia into a major supplier of metallurgical coal to the Korean and Japanese steel industries have taken another step forward with news that W…




VIVIAN DANIELSONBill Bennett (centre), British Columbia's minister of state for mines, cuts the ribbon to mark the official opening of the Wolverine coal mine, near Tumbler Ridge, B.C. Bennett is flanked by Shoichiro Yonezawa and Western Canadian Coal chairman John Byrne, as well as other dignitaries. Also on hand were WCC president Gary Livingstone (far left) and local MP Jay Hill (holding ribbon).

Western Canadian Coal opens Wolverine

Tumbler Ridge, B.C. — More than 200 guests gathered near this Peace River community in early October to help Western Canadian Coal (WTN-T, WXJXF-O) (WCC) celebrate the official opening of its Wolveri…




PINE VALLEY COALA backhoe loads a truck at Pine valley Coal's Willow Creek mine in northeastern B.C. where the company recently learned that its coking coal pit there contained three times more oxidized coal than had been anticipated.

When it rains it pours in Pine Valley

The list of problems for junior coal-producer Pine Valley Mining (PVM-T, PVMCF-O) is long: a washplant with poor recoveries; a pit with more oxidized coal than expected; and a loan agreement that coul…



Mexican coal miners face hazardous conditions

Lima, Peru — Almost a year after Mexico’s worst mining disaster in four decades, investigators are still trying to recover the 64 missing bodies of the miners killed in the Pasta de Conchos coal pit…




Western Canadian Coal fires up Wolverine

Vancouver — Western Canadian Coal (WTN-T, WXJXF-O, WTN-L) has brought its second open-pit coal operation, the Wolverine mine in northeastern British Columbia, into production….


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