VANCOUVER — It has not been the brightest 12 months for the Vancouver mining sector, but a piece of good news may have flown under the radar to start the year. In late February world-leading technical provider SGS Minerals Services held…
The Toronto Stock Exchange took a beating during the week, with the S&P/TSX Composite Index tumbling 186 points to 12,187.36, as worries resurfaced of the U.S. Federal Reserve tapering its bond-buying program.
True Gold Mining’s (TGM-V) Karma project in Burkina Faso keeps getting better and better.
One of the surprises of the year that in some ways isn’t such a big shocker is Cliffs Natural Resources’ announcement this past week that it is suspending work at its $3.3-billion Black Thor chromite project in northern…
In last week’s story “Selwyn’s boardroom battle hits fever pitch,” Benedict Cubitt was incorrectly identified as being with Resource Capital Funds, when in fact he is with Samara Capital. We apologize for the error.
Capital may be scarce, but Canadian Zinc (CZN-T) has cut a deal that will inject US$10 million into its coffers.
VANCOUVER — Brazil is the fastest growing potash market in the world, and Vancouver-based Pacific Potash (PP-V) is hoping it can help the country sate some of its potash hunger domestically.
Western Potash (WPX-T) has lined up $32 million to develop its Milestone potash deposit in Saskatchewan, giving it some breathing room to secure more funds to advance its $3.3-billion project.
The last six months have been very kind to Karnalyte Resources (KRN-T) and its massive Wynyard carnallite potash project in Saskatchewan.
VANCOUVER — Kinross Gold (K-T, KGC-N) is walking away from its development-stage Fruta del Norte gold project in Ecuador, five years after spending just under $1 billion on Aurelian Resources to acquire the project, and two years after…
VANCOUVER — A battle is brewing at Selwyn Resources (SWN-V) that pits the company’s current directors against a large dissident group that wants control not just of boardroom seats, but whether the company should even continue as a…
It was a disappointing period for global markets and the S&P/TSX Composite Index reflected investors’ glum mood, falling 288 points to 12,737.30 points for the period.
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