Gold Fields wins Québec approval for Windfall project construction

Mining Technology3 November 2026, 07:17 UTCCanada

Gold Fields and its fully owned subsidiary Windfall Mining Group have secured Québec environmental approval to commence construction at the Windfall mining project in Eeyou Istchee Baie-James, Canada. The post Gold Fields wins Québec approval for Windfall project construction appeared first on Mining Technology.

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