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Raymor takes steps toward lithium metal production

After several years of metallurgical research, Ste. Foy, Que.-based Raymor Industries (RAR-V) is preparing to build a pilot plant that will produce lithium metal directly from the lithium-ore mineral …


Anglo find fails to launch Philippine flurry

Vancouver — Mining companies willing to face considerable political risks have been rewarded with impressive exploration results in the Philippines. However, advancing discoveries to the development …


Axmin seeks West African gold

Many major gold companies have pulled in their horns over the past four years, rendering a good number of African exploration properties inactive. This has presented an opportunity for junior explorer…


Anglo American Platinum, the Western World's largest platinum miner, and partner Pacific North West Capital are among the most active explorers for platinum group metals in the Sudbury region. Above, consultant geologist Scott Jobin-Bevans (left), who manages the pair's River Valley project, refers to a geological map during a site visit.

Sudbury PGM play enters new phase

Though nowhere near last year’s record highs, palladium is still trading at three times the historical range, and that bodes well for a group of companies exploring for platinum-group-metal (PGM) depo…





Hoisting facilities at Dayton Mining's El Dorado gold project in El Salvador. Dayton acuired a 100% stake in the project through its merger with Mirage Resource in 2000.

FPO Pacific Rim, Dayton propose merger

In what has been described as a “win-win situation” by both parties, Pacific Rim Mining (PFG-T) and Dayton Mining (DAY-T) are proposing a merger. Management of Pacific Rim likes the high-grade potenti…


BC gov’t sets mining goals

The provincial government will do whatever it can to put British Columbia back on top of the mining industry, and I want to thank those companies that have stayed in the province and toughed it out.Am…


Barometer rising

The annual meeting of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada is traditionally the time when people in the Canadian mining industry take the temperature and pulse of their business. Every…


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