TSX suffers resource slump
The Toronto Stock Exchange lost another 58.71 points to end the Oct. 11-17 report period at 10,553.44. The gold index plunged 8.12 points, or 3.7% to 212.2 points as the yellow metal edged US$1.80 per…
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Cogema-UEX cut more high-grade at Shea Creek
Vancouver — Final results are in from 2005 spring-summer drilling by
QGX sees positive metallurgy for Golden Hills (October 24, 2005)
Vancouver — Metallurgical testing of samples from
Fortune delivers Mount Klappan feasibility
Vancouver — A bankable feasibility study on the Lost Fox deposit area of
Molymet sees continued tight molybdenum supply
Santiago, Chile — Record prices for steel-additive molybdenum show no sign of falling any time soon — but the high prices are not the result of a fundamental shift in the market, says CEO of Molybde…
Suppliers Roundup (October 24, 2005)
Major posts record quarter …
Toromocho continues to grow
Vancouver — An updated resource estimate has further boosted the size of
Burton at Vancouver luncheon
At the next luncheon meeting of the Vancouver branch of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, William Burton,
Western Prospector refuels treasury
Vancouver — Riding the uranium wave,
Canico says no to Brazil’s CVRD
The board of directors of
Whistle blown on Refco (October 24, 2005)
The trust customers and investors place in a business leader is so hard to quantify, yet so critical to a business venture’s success. And when that trust disappears, it can leave so fast it takes your…
Remembering Operation Franklin
On Sept. 21 and 22, 2005, a 50-year reunion was held in Calgary celebrating Operation Franklin — the bold, large-scale geological mapping effort that took place in the Arctic in 1955….