Amerigo goes after the moly
Vancouver – Soaring molybdenum prices have nudged Amerigo Resources (ARG-T) to add facilities to recover the metal…
Articles by Northern Miner Staff
Letter to the editor: Door still open to corruption
With the clamour arising from the regulators as they forge new rules and laws for his protection, the prudent investor might be lulled into thinking his investments in the resource industry are fully protected from corporate sins.
Rio Narcea sizes up Salave project
Tapia de Casariego, Spain — The Salave project, near the northern coast in Spain’s Asturias province, is western Europe’s largest undeveloped gold project, and
Alamos to go ahead at Salamandra
Martin’s own private moral high ground
We live in a country where one political party, the Liberal Party, has come to understand itself as having a historical mandate to run the joint. So it is interesting to see Liberals’ reaction when an election campaign doesn’t go the party’s way.
Jericho reaches milestone with federal OK
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Silver bonanza at Minefinders’ Real Viejo
Spot Prices Tuesday, June 15, 2004 Courtesy of Scotiabank (June 21, 2004)
Precious MetalsPrice (US$/oz.)Change…
LME Warehouse Levels (June 21, 2004)
Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at opening, June 14 (change from June 7 in brackets):…
Golden ribbons at Forest Hill
Ivanhoe resumes work at Kharmagtai
Vancouver —
Australian budget disappoints
The Australian government’s 2004-5 budget failed to deliver on incentives for mineral exploration, and this failure is meeting with criticism from the mining industry.