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Fortune rejigs Mt. Klappan feasibility

VANCOUVER–A lot has changed in the two and a half years since Fortune Minerals’ (FT-T, FTMDF-O) last feasibility study for the Mount Klappan anthracite coal project, 330 km northeast of Prince Rupert…


SRA fights to keep its head above water

Third quarter results from Strategic Resource Acquisition (SRA) (SRZ-T) haven’t reversed the company’s dire fortunes; they’ve only made them worse.


Nevoro buys some Moonlight

Nevoro (NVR-T) has finalized the acquisition of Sheffield Resources after Sheffield shareholders voted to approve the takeover. Nevoro is paying 0.8 of a Nevoro share for each of the approximately 37….


Rau results get Atac noticed

VANCOUVER–The first drill result out of Atac Resources’ (ATC-V)Rau gold project in the central Yukon impressed investors enough to give the junior a nice share price lift.



High River buys out Russian partner at Prognoz

High River Gold Mines (HRG-T, HRIVF-O) is snapping up the remaining 50% stake in the Prognoz silver project in the Republic of Sakha in Russia, about 444 km north of the capital city of Yakutsk.



Odds ‘n’ sods: The story of Red Lake

— The following is an excerpt from Red Lake: Golden Treasure Chest, a new 164-page book by Michael Barnes chronicling the community and mines that have sprung up northwestern Ontario’s gold-rich Red …


Editorial: Sinkin’ zinc

The week ended Aug. 16, the 33rd trading week of 2008, was a rotten one for metal prices and metal stocks, with a softening global economic outlook translating into reduced metals demand, lower metals…




Mosquito builds team for CUMO feasibility

Mosquito Consolidated Gold Mines( MSQ-T) has hired three companies to conduct a feasibility test at its Cumo molybdenum-copper project, in south-central Idaho, 15 km southwest of Idaho City.


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