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The government of Nunavut has once again flipped its position on resource development on caribou calving grounds, now supporting a "prohibition of development within calving grounds and key access corridors, with seasonal restrictions on activities in post-calving grounds."

As the Northwest Territories' Ekati diamond mine approaches its closure, an Australian company is eager to buy it and hopefully extend its life. 

Last week, the federal government revealed that cleaning up Yellowknife’s Giant Mine is now projected to cost $4.38 billion. This is, by one measure, greater than the mine’s estimated total revenues during its operation.

Nunavut is set to see a third operating gold mine in 2025 with Sabina Gold and Silver Corp.'s recent decision to move ahead on building its Goose gold mine in western Nunavut.

As the Northwest Territories government decides how it should change its royalties policy, two groups — the N.W.T. and Nunavut Chamber of Mines and social activist group Alternatives North — are butting heads over what they think should happen.

Emotions are high among neighbors pushing back against a developer’s petition for a...

Tuesday was an exciting day for Cheetah Resources and its Nechalacho mine. Their first shipment of rare-earth concentrate left Hay River and is making its way to Saskatoon. Once there, it will be turned into mixed rare earth carbonate and shipped to Norway for further processing.

It will be a bit longer before any Inuit employees return to the Hope Bay gold mine site in Nunavut, as Agnico Eagle Mining Ltd. shifts the focus of the project.

We are taking you back in time featuring some of the old radio stations that were in Lake Charles back in the day. Listen to this!

We are taking you back in time featuring some of the old radio stations that were in Lake Charles back in the day. Listen to this!