Resources & Agriculture

A Federal Court decision today was good news for medical marijuana users who were angered over new Health Canada regulations that would make it illegal to privately grow and possess the plant.

Conference Board of Canada says the country could be a world leader in food production if dairy and other supply management systems were ditched

Down again gold went on Thursday, hitting three-week lows after posting its steepest one-day fall since late January in the previous session, as investors continue to process the US Federal Reserve’s head comments on how interest rates could rise sooner than expected.

The Tahltan First Nation appears close to supporting the Red Chris Mine in northwestern British Columbia.

The former federal minister of state for science and technology has been sworn in as Minister of Natural Resources, replacing Joe Oliver, who has been named finance minister.

Vancouver-based streaming firm Sandstorm Gold (TSE:SSL) has seen some impressive gains on its share price over the past week; on March 10 the company was trading at less than $6 per share, and by the end of the week, March 14, it was more than $7.50.

Under a tide of mounting investor scrutiny, it is important for mining companies to understand the increasing range of legislative, regulatory and governance-related rules that control AGMs

CIIEID initiative could also build better understanding between countries and global mining sector

The last board has been cut into lumber at Quesnel Sawmill.

Small Vancouver metals company negotiates multimillion-dollar copper mine acquisition from major miner as commodity prices shift resource landscape