Volume 97 Number 21 Jul 11 - 17, 2011


Diavik diamonds. Photo by Harry Winston Diamonds

Lustre returns to Harry Winston

A look at Harry Winston Diamond’s (HW-T, HWD-N) recent financials shows the tale of rising demand for diamonds. Both the company’s luxury retail side and its mining side, strongly rebounded last year.




Positive scoping study for Vaaldiam’s B3

Brazil-focused Vaaldiam Mining (VAA-T) has released a scoping study for its Braüna JV, in Bahia state, that estimates it would cost US$25 million to build a mine that would produce a total of 573,000 carats over a five-year mine life.



A macle diamond from the Shore Gold's Star kimberlite, in Saskatchewan. Photo by Shore Gold

Shore’s star-orion feasibility set for Q2

Shore Gold (SGF-T) is on track to complete a feasibility study for the Star-Orion South project, in Saskatchewan, next month, and senior vice-president exploration and development George Read believes the numbers will be strong.


Rockwell Diamonds' Saxendrift processing plant. Photo by Rockwell Diamonds

Rockwell ramping up Tirisano

After surviving a hostile bid by Pala Investments in 2008 and then a recession that forced it to put one of its operations on care and maintenance, Rockwell Diamonds (RDI-T) signalled last March that it was no longer in survival mode with the…



Canadian Lithium CEO Peter Secker, second from left, with colleagues at Quebec Lithium project in 2009. Photo by Photo by Alisha Hiyate

Canada Lithium looks to rebound

Canada Lithium (CLQ-T) is ready to move on from a shrinking-resource fiasco at its Quebec Lithium project near Val d’Or, Que., and has recently tabled an updated feasibility study of the project that shows it is still viable. 


Market unimpressed with Rubicon’s PEA for F2

Rubicon Minerals (RMX-T, RBY-X) fell $1.12, or 23.9%, to close at $3.56 per share with more than 4 million shares traded in Toronto after the company released a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) of its 100%-owned F2 gold system, part of its…


Bear Creek loses Santa Ana

Already hit by a retreat in the silver price, a leftist presidential victory, and rumblings of local discontent, Bear Creek Mining (BCM-V) was broadsided on June 25 by the Peruvian government’s decision to revoke the licence for its Santa Ana…


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