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Haile grows for Romarco

Vancouver – The extent of mineralization at Romarco Minerals’ (R-V) Haile project in South Carolina continues …





Canadian Mining Hall Of Fame Inducts 7 More

The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame will induct four new individual members and a group nominee at its 22nd annual dinner and induction ceremony to be held Jan. 14, 2010, in Toronto.This year’s inductees are Graham Farquharson, Victor…


U.S. Markets – NOVEMBER 10-16

Over the Nov. 10-16 reporting period, the Dow Jones Industrial Average edged up 159.99 points or 1.56% to finish at 10,406.96, while the S&P 500 index added 16.29 points or 1.49% to 1,109.3.


Toronto Stock Exchange – NOVEMBER 10-16

The Toronto Stock Exchange soared to its highest close in more than three weeks on Nov. 16 with an oil price rally that fuelled energy shares. But overall during the Nov. 10-16 reporting period, the S…


TSX Venture Exchange – NOVEMBER 10-16

In a global climate of cautious economic optimism, paced by regular nervous setbacks, the S&P/TSX Venture composite index performed as best it could over the Nov. 10-16 reporting period, finishing…


Uncertainty Reigns Over Ecuadorian Royalty Regime

VANCOUVER — Despite signs that a tentative heartbeat is returning to Ecuador’s mining industry, questions still loom over how onerous Ecuador’s royalty regime will be on future producers.Ever since the Ecuadorian government shut down mineral…


Otis Gold chief geologist Mitch Bernardi (left) and John Carden, Otis director, defined a 700,000-oz. open-pit gold deposit at the Kilgore property, in Clark County, Idaho, for another company in the 1990s. Now they are back testing the high-grade core of the deposit for underground mining potential.

Otis Gold Probes High-Grade Potential At Kilgore

SITE VISIT CLARK CTY., IDAHO — Although Otis Gold (OOO-V, OGLDF-O) has just gotten started with a few thousand metres of drilling and some geophysical surveys at the Kilgore gold project 97 km north of Idaho Falls, Idaho, geologists Mitch…



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