Sidace yields more gold
Vancouver The initial results from a newly completed 2,150 metre program over the Sidace Lake property in the Red…
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Ursa Major sizes up Shakespeare find
Ursa Major Minerals (UMJ-V) has tabled an initial resource estimate for the recently discovered, near-surface nicke…
Inmet adds to Cayeli portfolio
A deal between the Turkish subsidiaries of two Canadian companies paves the way for Inmet Mining (IMN-T) to acquire…
Trading Summary (July 21, 2003)
A US$4.05-per-oz. gain by gold to US$351.10 per oz. in New York pushed Toronto Gold index 4.65 points, or 2.8%, hig…
Bambari drilling turns up gold at depth (July 21, 2003)
Recent drilling by Axmin (AXM-V) at the Bambari property in the Central African Republic has confirmed mineralizati…
Falco boosted by higher nickel prices, tax cut
Higher nickel prices and a one-time $12-million tax recovery owing to changes in federal resource taxes helped Falc…
Drill turns at Gibraltar
Vancouver — Taseko Mines has launched a 2,600 metre exploration drill program over its past producing Gibraltar co…
New crusher for NAP
Lower throughput rates continue to plague North American Palladium (PDL-T) at the Lac des les palladium mine near Thunder Bay, Ont.Production totalled 59,069 oz. in the three months ended June 30, co…
Aquiline confirms Calcatreu grades (July 21, 2003)
Vancouver — A 14-hole drill program by Aquiline Resources (AQI-V) has enhanced the economic potential of the Calcatreu gold project in Patagonia, Argentina.The 1,275-metre program, which included 10 …
Junior exchange sings summertime blues (July 21, 2003)
Canada’s junior exchange retreated somewhat during the report period ended July 15 as the price of bullion lost some lustre. The S&P-TSX Venture Exchange composite index shed 9.88 points, or 0.88%, to…
Cumberland eyes $25m
Cumberland Resources (CBD-T) plans to raise up to $25 million by selling 7 million units and 1 million flow-through shares, with proceeds earmarked for the Meadowbank gold project in Nunavut.Under a b…
South African mines among most dangerous
Nineteen people died in South African mine accidents in June, two others were disabled, and 334 more were injured, according to the Department of Minerals and Energy.The June figures compare with 21 d…