Gold

Greystar shuffles management

After being forced back to the drawing board in March in the face of major environmental opposition to its proposed heap-leach open-pit Angostura gold mine in Colombia, Vancouver-based Greystar Resources (GSL-T, GSL-L) has agreed to change its…


From right: Kaminak Gold geologist Joe Currie; vice-president of exploration Tim Smith; geologist Alan Wainwright; with staff at the Coffee gold project in the Yukon. Photo by Kaminak Gold

Kaminak starts $15M Yukon drill program

After one of the most successful initial drill programs in the Yukon last year, Kaminak Gold (KAM-V) is back with plans to drill up to 45,000 metres in 2011 on its 100%-owned Coffee gold project in the White Gold district.



Creso signs $43-million JV with Hunter Dickinson

After completing more than 10,300 metres of drilling in the past year at its Shining Tree gold project in northeastern Ontario, Montreal-based Creso Exploration (CXT-V) has signed a binding letter agreement for a joint venture with the…



Rockcliff intersects more copper, zinc, at Lon deposit

Rockcliff Resources’ (RCR-V) 100%-owned Lon deposit, part of the company’s 660 sq. km Snow Lake project in Manitoba’s Flin Flon Greenstone Belt, remains open in all directions and recent drill results underscore its potential.



Brigus gets the grades from new zone at Black Fox

Brigus Gold (BRD-T, BRD-X) has confirmed a new gold zone with some impressive assays from its Black Fox complex near Timmins. The company says exploration drilling has returned even better grades and wider intercepts than the last batch of…




Barrick bids for Equinox (April 25, 2011)

The board of Equinox Minerals (eqn-t, eqn-a) is withdrawing its bid for Lundin Mining (lun-t) and endorsing instead an all-cash takeover bid of $8.15 per share from Barrick Gold (abx-t, abx-n), which values the company at about $7.3 billon. The…


Peregrine Metals' Altar porphyry copper-gold deposit in Argentina's San Juan province. Photo by Peregrine Metals

Peregrine Metals is on the move

With the war for talent heating up in the mining industry, it was something of a coup for junior Peregrine Metals (PGM-T) to snag as its new president Richard Leclerc – a seasoned mining veteran who, over his 29-year career, has been a key…


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