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Golden goal: Newfoundland mine steps towards being mid-tier Canadian gold producer (opens the original)
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New Found Gold Corp. has achieved commercial production at its Hammerdown mine in central Newfoundland and Labrador. In a Sept. 16 release, the company said it reached the milestone on Aug. 19. According to New Found Gold, commercial production at Hammerdown, located on the Baie Verte Peninsula, was defined as meeting three criteria on a sustained basis over 60 consecutive days. The criteria consisted of throughput (amount processed) of at least 600 tonnes per day at the company’s nearby Pine Co
Time for a trade-off? Can seal products waddle their way into a new Canada-EU relationship? (opens the original)
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Doug Chiasson hopes recent talk of strengthening economic ties between Canada and Europe will open a door for the beleaguered seal products industry. Since 2009, the viability of harvesting seals has been hampered in Canada by trade restrictions on international seal products implemented by the European Union. It has also been illegal to import, sell or transport seal products in the United States since 1972, when that country passed its Marine Mammal Protection Act. The limited international tr
NL's food sector workforce challenges most dire in Canada (opens the original)
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Canada’s food and beverage manufacturers will need more than 170,000 new employees over the next eight years, and nowhere will the need be more profound than in Newfoundland and Labrador, where an aging population poses a serious challenge to the sector’s future. A new report, titled Labour Market Insights: The Workforce Imperative — Canada’s Food and Beverage Manufacturing Outlook 2026–2034, released by Food Processing Skills Canada, warns the sector will require 173,000 new hires between 2026
Crew scrapping 150 tonnes daily to remove hulking cargo ship from Newfoundland shoreline (opens the original)
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While it would be ideal, the salvage company removing a grounded container ship from a western Newfoundland shore can’t say if the entire hull of the wrecked vessel will be out of the water before winter sets in. It was a raging mid-winter storm that grounded the massive MSC Baltic III cargo ship on the rocky shoreline of Cedar Cove, near the small community of Lark Harbour, on Feb. 15, 2025. The ship lost power in the blizzard, and a daring helicopter rescue mission airlifted its 20 crew member
Newfoundland tech company gets another boost from Lockheed Martin (opens the original)
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A St. John’s-based deep tech company preparing to deliver innovative 3D technologies to the world is getting a big financial boost from defence tech giant Lockheed Martin Corporation. Avalon Holographics Inc., which specializes in holographic technology, has signed a $5.6 million contact with Lockheed Martin Canada to support the continued advancement and application of first-of-their-kind 3D displays. The two companies have been collaborating since 2020. Lockheed Martin Canada has contracts wit
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