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Receipt conversion would give Goldgroup a 19.9 per cent stake after the Cozamin acquisition, with board nomination rights tied to ownership.

Hammerdown produced 4,863 ounces during the quarter, while the permanent crusher and sorter are due for commissioning in early 2027.

Langer Heinrich produced 1.00 million pounds in the September quarter, while unit production costs rose to US$61.6 a pound.

Myriad would issue 1,571,268 shares, while Green Shift would retain a 2 per cent royalty with a partial buyback right.

Equinor keeps 70 per cent and expects first oil in 2031; its project page estimates C$14 billion in initial investment.

The final tranche added about C$681,000 gross; Rock Tech intends to use net proceeds for Georgia Lake, Red Rock and working capital.

Brazil's ANP awarded 462.4 square kilometres, with work due over three years on a marginal field and six years on exploration blocks.

PEJ instructed Westinghouse to begin ordering long lead components for the first Lubiatowo-Kopalino unit as wider EPC terms remain under negotiation.

In docket EB-2026-0164, the utility forecasts transmission rate base rising from C$19.2B in 2028 to C$28.5B in 2032.

The 120,000-square-foot hub consolidates stock from Barrie; the Oct. 7 opening notice gives no Orillia rate-base allocation.

Wedgemount’s three-year option ended with no termination payment, removing a route to C$4M in staged exploration spending.

Canadian Utilities Class A holders other than ATCO would receive Emera shares, while ATCO holders would also get stock in a planned spinoff.

Prodigy and two First Nations chose BANR, but BWXT disclosed no contract value and has yet to sign a definitive development agreement.

A five-day shutdown reduced September deliveries, while the upgraded UPGN-Caburé plant can process more Murucututu gas.

The agreed purchase includes Terra Nova and White Rose interests, with closing targeted for the first half of 2027.

TransAlta sought US$19.9M for the first 90 days of a federal emergency order; FERC rejected the proposed allocation of those costs.

Full notice to proceed follows LNG Canada's Sept. 28 investment decision; the venture will add two liquefaction trains and a storage tank.

LNG Canada will manage construction under the commercial agreements, with work expected to start in early 2027.

Federal support of up to C$36.5M backs demonstration work while a pending licence could permit up to about 30,000 tonnes of lithium carbonate a year.

Hanwa and JOGMEC would take 15% at closing, while NextSource targets a second-half 2027 ramp-up for the plant's first phase.

UCAM plans a £1.3M warrant exercise, Power Metal will add £600K, and its Fermi interest is set to rise to 45 per cent.

OPG's Sept. 25 supplier post names ATS's tooling and a 125,000-square-foot facility addition without stating a contract value or delivery date.

The 1-for-10 plan has shareholder approval but still needs TSX Venture Exchange acceptance; Dev Randhawa becomes executive chair.

PEJ aims to finish negotiations by year-end 2026 for three AP1000 units totaling 3,750 MWe; the EPC price remains undisclosed.

For the fiscal year ending Mar. 31, 2025, sales in the territory increased by over 11%

British Columbia Premier David Eby said mining will anchor the country’s next economic phase

Managed by Natural Resources Canada, the fund will make strategic investments in mining projects and companies

Trump criticized Canada for what he called its “failure” to stop drugs from entering the U.S.

Calibre's Valentine Gold Mine team and the Miawpukek First Nation collaborated on the initiative

Enbridge expects to meet its targets for the 19th consecutive year

The union had planned limited action through an overtime ban and a refusal to implement technology changes on Monday

Yukoners spent more money on cannabis than any other province or territory during the fiscal year ending Mar. 31, 2023

Canada's cannabis exports at risk due to Israel's dumping investigation

The first round of funding announced includes up to $300 million available under two streams