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Teck Resources doubles down on plan to split company after Glencore offer

Teck Resources doubles down on plan to split company after Glencore offer

Teck says its separation will give shareholders more choice and ways to maximize value because they will hold shares in both Teck Metals and Elk Valley Resources
Hochschild Mining walks away from B.C. gold project

Hochschild Mining walks away from B.C. gold project

Vancouver-based Skeena Resources acquired the Snip project from Barrick Gold in 2017
Ranchers can rejig to avoid U.K. trade spat, bilateral deal gives edge over EU: envoy

Ranchers can rejig to avoid U.K. trade spat, bilateral deal gives edge over EU: envoy

Cattle industry wants Canada to block Britain's entry to a massive Pacific Rim trade bloc
Five tips for growing and maintaining the mining workforce

Five tips for growing and maintaining the mining workforce

Intentional diversity and inclusion efforts can build a meaningful culture in the workplace, say experts
Oil could be headed back to US$100 a barrel this year: Industry experts

Oil could be headed back to US$100 a barrel this year: Industry experts

OPEC cut could help push crude back to triple-digit territory, says one expert
Syncrude Canada faces five charges in death of worker at oilsands project in 2021

Syncrude Canada faces five charges in death of worker at oilsands project in 2021

Syncrude faces charges under Alberta's Occupational Health and Safety Act
Delta LNG plant fits in new energy framework: FortisBC

Delta LNG plant fits in new energy framework: FortisBC

Electricity demand of expanded Tilbury Island LNG plant equal to one-quarter of Site C dam
Glencore not taking no for answer from Teck

Glencore not taking no for answer from Teck

Glencore to continue wooing shareholders, despite board saying no to merger
Teck Resources rejects unsolicited takeover offer from Glencore

Teck Resources rejects unsolicited takeover offer from Glencore

Teck announced a plan earlier this year to split the company in two
Canada-China trade not expected to change much amid critical mineral protectionism

Canada-China trade not expected to change much amid critical mineral protectionism

China is a trade partner and export market that is simply too big to lose – including when it comes to Canadian copper
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