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Shareholders approve Citadel restructuring

Shareholders of Citadel Gold Mines (TSE) recently approved a corporate restructuring which will see most of the company’s assets sold to Citabar Limited Partnership for about $14 million. Citadel, whi…


Over 100 speakers at western gold show

The Western Gold Show will be held on Nov 28-30 in San Francisco. More than 100 speakers, some 80 exhibitors and an audience of 2,000 investors are expected to attend, compared with 40 exhibiting comp…


Bond reports loss of $1.9 million (US)

A net loss of $1.96 million(US), or 3 cents per share, was reported recently by Bond International Gold (TSE) for the company’s first quarter ended Sept 30. That figure compares with net income of $1….


Chelsea suspends mining operations

Mining operations were recently suspended at the Spotted Horse underground gold mine operated by Chelsea Resources (TSE). The company indicated that resumption of operations at the Montana mine would …


High River gets grant for exploration work

High River Gold Mines (TSE) has received $1 million in incentive grants from the Canadian Exploration Incentive Program. An additional $500,000 is expected to come from Inco Gold, a wholly owned affil…


Water problems challenge Echo Bay at Cove project

A decline ramp being driven into the Cove gold deposit in Nevada is less than 65 ft from the underground ore zone, Echo Bay Mines (TSE) reports. The ramp, about 600 ft below surface, is designed to mi…


War Eagle deja vu

A total of 13 drill holes were completed by Nerco Delamar, a wholly owned subsidiary of Nerco Inc. (NYSE), on the War Eagle Mountain gold-silver project in Idaho. The drilling is part of a joint ventu…


Newhawk drifting returns high grades

Assay results from the first 130 ft of drifting on the R-8 structure at Newhawk Gold Mines’ (TSE) 60% owned Sulphurets project averaged 1.51 oz gold (uncut) and 17.16 oz silver across a true width of …


Gold or base metal shares, which offer better value?

Receiving value for their money is the aim of all investors. But where best to place one’s money need not always be a tricky question, as an officer with international securities firm James Capel rece…





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