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Canadian Lithium CEO Peter Secker, second from left, with colleagues at Quebec Lithium project in 2009. Photo by Photo by Alisha Hiyate

Canada Lithium looks to rebound

Canada Lithium (CLQ-T) is ready to move on from a shrinking-resource fiasco at its Quebec Lithium project near Val d’Or, Que., and has recently tabled an updated feasibility study of the project that shows it is still viable. 






Aldershot Resources adds uranium properties in U.S.

Philip Crabb says he “isn’t phased by the current opinion of uranium” and would, if asked, probably urge critics of the nuclear industry to take a trip to China if they needed any convincing that nuclear energy is the way to go.


Mindoro working to expand Agata nickel project

Vancouver – Philippines-focused junior Mindoro Resources (MIO-V) continues to advance its Agata nickel project in the country with an updated resource and prefeasibility study in the works.


North Country Gold extends strike length

Highlights from drilling at North Country Gold’s (NCG-V) Three Bluffs West Zone in Nunavut include intercepts of 7.34 grams gold over 25 metres in hole 11TB104, 8.06 grams gold over 30.49 metres (11TBC001) and 43.02 grams gold over 4 metres…



Rainy River finds more gold

A spectacular intersect of 1,335 grams gold per tonne and 76.7 grams silver over 1.5 metres, just 42 metres below surface, sent shares of Rainy River Resources (RR-V) up 29¢ or 2.97% to $10.05 per share yesterday, and the company’s share…


Kinross leads majors for investments in junior gold plays

After betting US$7.1 billion last fall on the expansion potential of Red Back’s Tasiast gold mine in Mauritania, Kinross Gold (k-t, kgc-n) chief executive Tye Burt told reporters his company’s buying spree had come to an end for a while. “We’ve…



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