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Sherritt Provides Update on Operations at its Refinery

Sherritt International Corporation (“Sherritt” or the “Corporation”) (TSX:S) today announced that operations at its refinery in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta are transitioning to a shutdown state. Such transition aligns with the Corporation’s previously disclosed expectations, which contemplated refinery o...

Corsa Coal Files for Bankruptcy Protection Under Chapter 11

(TheNewswire)   January 6, 2025 – TheNewswire - Friedens, Pennsylvania - Corsa Coal Corp. (TSXV: CSO; OTCQX: CRSXF) (“Corsa” or the “Company”), a premium quality metallurgical coal producer, today announced that it and each of its subsidiaries (collectively, the “Corsa Group”), have...

Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization Trading Halt - CSO

VANCOUVER, BC, Jan. 6, 2025 /CNW/ - The following issues have been halted by CIRO Company: Corsa Coal Corp. TSX-Venture Symbol: CSO All Issues: Yes Reason: Dissemination Halt Time (ET): 7:50 AM CIRO can make a decision to impose a temporary suspension (halt) of trading in a security of a publicly-listed company. Trading halts are imple...

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Coal Mining News

Explainer: China's latest coal mine closures, in context | Reuters

May 25, 2026 ... As of Monday, 319,000 metric tons per day of coal capacity across 109 mines in Shanxi had halted production for safety inspections, which are ...

US approves Warrior Met Coal's mining plans in Alabama

Jan 15, 2026 ... At Mine No. 4, Warrior expects to extract about 16.9 million tons of met coal, extending the life of mine by seven years to 2046, while ...

Canada will not approve new thermal coal mining projects ... - Reuters

Jun 11, 2021 ... Canada will not approve new thermal coal mining projects or plans to expand existing mines because of the potential for environmental damage ...

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