Mining projects in British Columbia’s northwest are another step closer to tapping into the provincial grid after the federal government gave the environmental go-ahead for the Northwest Transmission Line.
Vancouver – Mining projects in British Columbia’s northwest are another step closer to tapping into the provincial grid after the federal government gave the environmental go-ahead for the Northwest Transmission Line.
Vancouver – An updated feasibility study for Imperial Metals’ (III-T) Red Chris project in northwest British Columbia says a $443-million investment would build a mine able to produce 74 million lbs. copper and 47,000 oz. gold annually for 28…
Power is the missing ingredient in B.C.’s mineral -r ich northwest, and the proposed $404-mi l l ion Northwest Transmission Line (NTL) could finally bring it to the remote region.
VANCOUVER — With just 22 drill holes, Imperial Metals (III-T) has dramatically increased the contained metal count at its Red Chris project in northwest British Columbia, adding 2.7 billion lbs. copp…
Vancouver – With just 22 drill holes, Imperial Metals (III-T) has dramatically increased the contained metal…
Vancouver – In a decision more than three years in the making, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled the ministr…
Vancouver – British Columbia’s northwest is rough, rugged place to work, but the area’s rich mineral endowme…
Vancouver – A hot hole from below the planned pit at Red Chris, carrying 4.1% copper and 8.8 grams gold per …
VANCOUVER — The open-pit resource at Red Chris, a copper-gold project in northwestern British Columbia, is already large enough to support a mine for 25 years, but now owner Imperial Metals (III-T, I…
Vancouver – The open-pit resource at Red Chris, a copper-gold project in northwest British Columbia, is alre…
Vancouver – Expansion efforts at the Mount Polley mine continue to return promising intercepts in new areas …
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