Canada’s Biggest Iron Mine Moves Closer to Reality
Iron – The Mary River project on remote Baffin Island could change the face of Canadian iron mining. Here’s what has to happen to bring it into production.
Iron – The Mary River project on remote Baffin Island could change the face of Canadian iron mining. Here’s what has to happen to bring it into production.
Iron – Reuters reported that Canada's Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development has approved the construction of an iron ore mine in Nunavut. The open-pit Mary River project still needs a project certificate and water license and is years away from production, but could produce up to 18 million tonnes of iron ore per year over 21 years.
Iron – Bloomberg.com reports that Baffinland Iron Mines (TSE:BIM) has given the nod to shareholders to accept the Arcelor Mittal (NYSE:MT) takeover offer.
Iron – Reuters.com reports that Baffinland's (TSE:BIM) shares have risen in the midst of the a bidding war for the company
Iron – Baffinland Iron Mines (TSE:BIM) announced that it has received an amended offer from Nunavut Iron Ore Acquisition Inc.
Iron – The Winnipeg Free Press.com reports that a revised takeover bid by a subsidiary of the Energy & Minerals Group is under review by Baffinland Iron Mines (TSE:BIM).
Iron – Reuters.com reports that Nunavut Iron Ore has extended a bid for a hostile takeover for Baffinland Iron Mines(TSE:BIM).
Iron – The Financial Post.com reports that the $433 takeover bid from from AcelorMittal SA (NYSE:MT,AMS:MT) for Baffinland Iron Mines (TSE:BIM) is not enough.
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