Centamin Raising $60M For Sukari
VANCOUVER — Centamin Egypt (CEE-T, CEY-L) is raising $60 million for its 9-million-oz. Sukari gold project in Egypt through a bought-deal financing.
VANCOUVER — Centamin Egypt (CEE-T, CEY-L) is raising $60 million for its 9-million-oz. Sukari gold project in Egypt through a bought-deal financing.
Houston Lake Mining (HLM-V, HLKMF-O) has taken another step towards realizing its ambition of developing a gold mine near Kenora, in northwestern Ontario.
As Barack Obama was inaugurated in the United States and the price of gold gained more than US$70 per oz., the S&P/TSX Venture composite index saw another week of small gains and losses. At the en…
The S&P/TSX composite index lost 185 points, or 2.1%, to 8,657 during the Jan. 20-26 trading session, with the Capped Metals and Mining index dropping 2 points, or 0.8%, to 265; and the Capped Mat…
U. S. President Barack Obama’s first week in the Oval Office did not calm the jitters on Wall Street. The markets continued to lose ground over the Jan. 20-26 trading period. The Dow Jones Industrial …
Less than 3% of Gold Reserve’s (GRZ-T, GRZ-X) shares have been tendered so far in Rusoro Mining’s (RML-V, RMLFF-O) hostile takeover bid, prompting Rusoro to extend the deadline another month to Feb. 1…
Dramatic cost reduction measures at Acadian Mining’s (ADA-T, ADAIF-O) Scotia mine a few months ago weren’t enough to save it from collapsing zinc and lead prices.
Andina Minerals — George Bee appointed president and CEO; Carl Hansen has stepped down as president and CEO.
African Copper (ACU-T, ACU-L) is closing the doors on its Mowana copper mine in Botswana.
Bard Ventures’ (CBS-V, BVTLF-O) Lone Pine project, 15 km northwest of Houston, B. C., has a measured and indicated resource of 110.3 million tonnes grading 0.083% molybdenum, totalling 201.7 million l…
The unravelling of the controversial HudBay-Lundin merger was the biggest mining story in Canada during the week ended Jan. 24, the third trading week of the year, as weeks of relative quiet over the …
— The following is an edited recap of the Ontario Mining Association’s Climate Change Workshop, a half-day seminar held Jan. 15, 2009, at the OMA’s office in Toronto.
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