Gammon class action to proceed
An Ontario court has certified an $80-million class action lawsuit launched against Gammon Gold (GAM-T, GRS-N)…
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Technial Analysis Report: Oilsands plays
Despite the recent ill-wishes from the World Wildlife Fund and Canadian actress Neve Campbell, the development…
BP returns to oil sands
Vancouver – British Petroleum (BP-N, BP-L) has made a big swing back into the oil sands with two separate deal…
The potash rebound (March 16, 2010)
Vancouver – The potash market felt the wrath of the recession more than almost any other commodity, as strug…
Short Position Report (March 16, 2010)
TSX Short PositionsShort positions outstanding at Mar. 1/1…
Cream Minerals reports dreamy intercepts at Nuevo Milenio
Assay results from two additional drill holes of a five-hole program at Cream Minerals’ (CMA-V, CRMXF-O) Nuevo…
East Asia hits it big again at Miwah
Vancouver – East Asia Minerals (EAS-V) seems to have the Midas touch in Indonesia: the company strikes long, h…
Everton forges ahead in Canada and Dominican
Vancouver – Recent exploration efforts in both Canada and the Dominican Republic have returned short but well-…
Century up on strong results from Lamaque
The latest results from Century Mining’s (CCM-V) drilling at the Lamaque Gold project help bolster the company…
Kirkland Lake Gold finds its feet (March 15, 2010)
Despite a five month production interruption due to a borehole collapse in June 2009, Kirkland Lake Gold (KGI …
Metal Prices Look Strong In 2010
The annual Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada convention and related events kicked off towards the end of the ninth trading week. The commodities and market outlook talks on the Sunday a…
Lead Market Looks Tight And Bright, Bank Of America Says
Scrap now makes up nearly one-third of primary production in the lead industry as mine supply remains tight, Bank of America outlines in a recent research note to clients.