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Buckhaven Capital Corp.: Buckhaven Provides Update on its Proposed Qualifying Transaction - Vimarsana News

Buckhaven Capital Corp.: Buckhaven Provides Update on its Proposed Qualifying Transaction

Buckhaven Capital Corp.: Buckhaven Provides Update on its Proposed Qualifying Transaction Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - February 12, 2021) - Buckhaven Capital Corp. (TSXV: BKH.P) (" Buckhaven") is pleased to provide an update to its proposed qualifying transaction (previously announced on August 18, 2020 and November 3, 2020) (the " Transaction"). In furtherance of the Transaction, Buckhaven, 1271860 B.C. Ltd. (" Buckhaven Subco"), 1254688 B.C. Ltd. (" 125"), and Ag-Mining Investments AB (" AG-Mining") have entered into a master agreement dated October 30, 2020 (the " Busines...

New climate change targets put future of West Coast coal mines in limbo - Vimarsana News

New climate change targets put future of West Coast coal mines in limbo

The Reddale coal mine, near Reefton, employs some of 353 West Coast coal mine workers. New Zealanders have been told they need to stop using fossil fuels to meet the Government’s target of being carbon neutral by 2050, but where does that leave traditional coal-mining communities like the West Coast? Joanne Naish reports. Coal was first extracted from the depths of the West Coast in 1864 after the discovery of gold in the area and was used to fuel the steam ships trading the precious metal all over the world. Coal has historically kept the West Coast booming, but the industry is dependent...

New borehole into Pike River mine could investigate cause of explosion - Vimarsana News

New borehole into Pike River mine could investigate cause of explosion

SUPPLIED A piece of debris recovered from the Pike River mine drift, believed to be a piece of the mine’s main ventilation fan. A briefing to Minister Responsible for Pike River Re-entry Andrew Little, released publicly on Tuesday, says the aim of the boreholes was to get “additional information on mine infrastructure and conditions, and on the location of other evidence”. The boreholes would be drilled by contractors after the mine drift was recovered, it says. A police spokesperson said an “initial high-level feasibility study” had been done to investigate whether more borehol...