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Congo expropriates Banro’s Sakima gold project

The government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has taken advantage of the armed conflict in the eastern regions of the country to expropriate Banro Resource’s (BNRS-C) Sakima gold projec…


Fluorspar mining set to return to Newfoundland

As part of a $49-million plan to reactivate the St. Lawrence fluorspar mine on the Burin Peninsula of southeastern Newfoundland, the provincial government has pledged to build a $10-million deep-water…


Novagold drills Shotgun

Two holes at the Shotgun property in southwestern Alaska have returned long mineralized intersections for Novagold Resources (NRI-T).The holes were drilled vertically into a large rhyolite porphyry bo…


Atna outlines Wolf

Drill results from the Wolf property in southeastern Yukon have returned significant widths of banded zinc, lead and silver massive sulphides.Atna Resources (ATN-T) is earning a 65% interest in the pr…



Panels set for Voisey’s Bay development

An environment assessment panel has announced that public hearings will be held to review the proposed development of a mine and mill at the Voisey’s Bay base metal deposit in Labrador.The hearings, w…


GUEST COLUMN — Setting the pace for the future

The author is vice-president of economic affairs at the Mining Association of Canada. He has written this article at the request of Mining Works for Canada, an organization designed to increase awaren…



Gold Fields evaluates stake in Eldorado

Based on an ongoing review of assets, Gold Fields is debating whether or not to hold on to its 40% equity interest in Eldorado Gold (ELD-T).At presstime, Eldorado’s shares were trading at about 45 cen…


ODDS ‘N’ SODS — Not so sure-footed

Back in the early 1960s, I was working as a sample man at the Copper Rand mine in Quebec’s Chibougamau mining camp. The sample man’s job involved shift work, and on this particular day I was working d…



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