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Digging at Goldcorp's Penasquito project, in Zacatecas state, Mexico. The company's president and CEO, Kevin McArthur, says the open-pit gold-silver-lead-zinc mine -- scheduled to reach full production by the end of next year --will be both Mexico's and Goldcorp's biggest project.

Goldcorp touts large, low-cost Penasquito project

Just two years after acquiring its Penasquito property in Mexico, Goldcorp (G-T, GG-n) poured its first gold from the project’s oxide circuit and expects the planned open-pit mine to reach full produc…


Gammon Gold bouncing back

The evolution of Gammon Gold (GAM-T, GRS-x) from a small junior exploration company to a mid-tier gold and silver producer was a nice growth story — at first.


Xstrata drops Lonmin offer, then stocks up

The same day that it dropped a hostile US$10-billion bid for Lonmin (LNMIF-O, LMI-l), Xstrata (XSRAF-O, XTA-l) increased its stake in the platinum miner to nearly 25% — buying 22.2 million shares at …


Editorial: More pain, no gain

The week ended Oct. 4, the 40th trading week of 2008, was again characterized by global economic uncertainty stemming from the U. S. banking crisis. Miners and mineral explorers are now feeling the pa…



Inspecting core samples at Fortuna Silver Mines' San Jose silver-gold project, in Oaxaca, Mexico. A 33,000-metre infill drill program at the project began in June.

San Jose smiles on Fortuna

Infill drill results from Fortuna Silver Mines’ (FVI-V, FVITF-o) 33,000-metre program at the San Jose silver-gold project in Oaxaca, Mexico, are starting to come in.



Snowden to prepare Golden Peaks resource

Snowden Group is set to prepare an independent resource calculation for Argentinian-focused mining company Golden Peaks Resources’ (GL-T, GDPEF-o) La Fortuna gold project.



U. S. MARKETS – SEPT. 30-OCT. 6

The U. S. government may have passed the US$700-billion bailout package into law on Friday, Oct. 3, but that hasn’t erased fears that it will take a long time to thaw frozen credit and get the economy…


Local workers at Linear Metal's Cobre Grande copper project, in Mexico's Oaxaca state, relocate plants in advance of building drill access. The project hosts an inferred resource of 50 million tonnes grading 0.5% copper, 0.04% molybdenum, 0.22% zinc and 13 grams silver.

Linear Metals expands Cobre Grande

Using assays from the last two reverse- circulation holes on its Cobre Grande copper project in Mexico, Linear Metals (LRM-t) has extended the El Oso mineralized zone to a strike length of 300 metres….



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