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With key permits in hand, Gen Mining ‘closer than ever’ to Marathon construction decision

With key permits in hand, Gen Mining ‘closer than ever’ to Marathon construction decision

One provincial permit to go before north shore copper-palladium mine developer can move on $1-billion pit project
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Nuclear Waste Management Organization appoints new Indigenous, transportation rep

Nuclear Waste Management Organization appoints new Indigenous, transportation rep

Joe Heil will build relationships, engage in discussion about safe transportation of used nuclear fuel
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Orla Mining hoists the new flag at Musselwhite

Orla Mining hoists the new flag at Musselwhite

Vancouver gold miner drilling this year to add resources and extend mine’s life beyond 2030
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Lac des Iles mine owner commits to revealing any closure plan 'well in advance'

Lac des Iles mine owner commits to revealing any closure plan 'well in advance'

Impala Canada CEO said the company is in good shape, and there will be no unplanned or abrupt shutdown of operations
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Hydro One completes acquisition of interest in East-West Tie Line

Hydro One completes acquisition of interest in East-West Tie Line

The company now holds a 48 per cent interest in the power line between Wawa and Thunder Bay
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Mining the Northwest: Governments' moves to fast-track critical minerals projects please lithium company

Mining the Northwest: Governments' moves to fast-track critical minerals projects please lithium company

Ottawa, Queen's Park prepared to throw their support behind Frontier Lithium's refinery plans for Thunder Bay
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Avalon grows its lithium resource at Kenora deposit

Avalon grows its lithium resource at Kenora deposit

Toronto company sees potential to grow the deposit through more exploration drilling
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‘It’s not good news’: local forestry expert reacts to Canada-U.S. tariff war

‘It’s not good news’: local forestry expert reacts to Canada-U.S. tariff war

But Laird Van Damme, chair of Nawiinginokiima Forest Management Corporation, says he remains optimistic
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Workers escape injury after roof section falls at Dryden mill

Workers escape injury after roof section falls at Dryden mill

The incident forced a one-day suspension of operations in the chemical plant
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Ring of Fire access roads may not be complete until 2040

Ring of Fire access roads may not be complete until 2040

Two of the three Indigenous-led environmental assessments of the access roads to the Ring of Fire are nearly complete, but the third is expected to take three more years, followed by a decade of construction
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