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The Canadian mining company whose Panamanian copper mine has sparked massive protests in the country says it is scaling back operations at the facility due to a port blockade.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

First Quantum Minerals has reduced ore processing at its sprawling copper mine in Panama as weeks-long protests against the project is blocking access to the port.

Canada's main stock index rebounded on Monday as energy stocks rose on higher oil prices, while software firm Dye and Durham jumped on a strategic review of its non-core assets. The TSX Composite collected 118.6 points to move into Monday afternoon ...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Canada's main stock index rebounded on Monday as energy stocks rose on higher oil prices, while software firm Dye and Durham jumped on a strategic review of its non-core assets. The TSX Composite collected 118.6 points to move into Monday afternoon ...

This is not merely a “patriotic struggle” against a greedy and polluting Canadian firm, but part of a global resurgence of workers’ struggles against the neo-colonial drive to secure control over strategic locations and resources.

Equities in Canada’s largest centre recovered Friday, sending their values into the green, powered mostly by tech and energy concerns. The TSX Composite gained 67.06 points to close Friday afternoon at 19,654.47, but recorded a weekly loss of 170 ...

Q24N (CBC) - The Canadian mining company that controls a massive copper mine in Panama says it has no plans to alter its operations despite widespread local protests against the firm's mining contract that have escalated and turned deadly. Last month, Vancouver-based First Quantum Minerals Ltd. was awarded a contract to continue operations at a…

Intense on-the-ground opposition to clean energy-related mining projects even in countries with reasonably high standards of living is becoming a