Shakespeare to be
The Shakespeare nickel-copper project west of Sudbury, Ont., has been granted the regulatory green light for production and operator Ursa Major Minerals (UMJ-T, UMJMF-O) plans to start construction.
The Shakespeare nickel-copper project west of Sudbury, Ont., has been granted the regulatory green light for production and operator Ursa Major Minerals (UMJ-T, UMJMF-O) plans to start construction.
Further drill results from Tyler Resources (TYS-V, TYRRF-O) at its Bahuerachi copper-zinc project in Chihuahua stat…
Vancouver – Chinese smelting group Jinchuan has boosted its interest in aspiring copper producer Continental Minera…
Vancouver – GlobeStar Mining (GMI-T) got a healthy share price boost after an initial resource estimate for the com…
Vancouver – A $110-million financing will help Peak Gold (PIK-V) move ahead with continued exploration and efforts …
Thanks to a field season’s drilling, Western Troy Capital Resources (WRY-V) has updated the resource estimate at it…
Vancouver – Just six months after NovaGold Resources (NG-T, NG-X) brought on Teck Cominco (TCK.B-T, TCK-N) as a par…
Vancouver – Fresh off the success of its newly opened and already growing Minto mine, Sherwood Copper (SWC-V) has l…
SITE VISIT Yerington, Nev. — There is a lot to be gained from a little drilling and a lot of thinking. That is probably one of the more obvious lessons…
Vancouver — The completion of infill drilling at what will be Africa’s largest copper mine has shown definitively that the orebody also hosts discrete zones of high-grade uranium mineralization, and …
Drill results from Andean American Mining’s (AAG-V, ANMCF-O) Invicta project in Peru include 14.4 metres grading 7.8 grams gold per tonne, 75.9 grams silver and 1.74% copper.
The board of Consolidated Minerals (CNM-L, CSM-A) has recommended an improved bid for the company from Belize-based Palmary Enterprises, a vehicle of Ukrainian businessman Henadiy Boholyubov.
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