Lundin loses US$957M in 2008
Vancouver – Lundin Mining (LUN-T) lost almost US$1 billion in 2008 and now carries US$267 million in debt followi…
Vancouver – Lundin Mining (LUN-T) lost almost US$1 billion in 2008 and now carries US$267 million in debt followi…
RED LAKE, ONT. – In summer, Red Lake (population 5,000) is a charming place, well known for its abundant fishing …
It was a red week for the S&P-TSX Venture composite index as the junior board posted a loss every day of the Feb. 17-23 trading period to close the week down 46.7 points at 878.94. Daily trading v…
Peregrine Diamonds (PGD-T, PGDIF-O) is more than doubling its prospecting rights on Baffin Island, Canada’s newest diamond district.
VANCOUVER — Don Lindsay, the president and CEO of Teck (TCK. B-T, TCK-N), addressed the company’s heavy debt load and burgeoning fourth-quarter net loss in a conference call with investors on Feb 17.
VANCOUVER — Over the past two years, Kootenay Gold (KTN-V, KOOYF-O) has conducted a tightly focused drill program at the Pit zone on its 900-sq.-km Promontorio property in Sonora state, Mexico.
VANCOUVER — It sat idle for five years but now Atna Resources (ATN-T, ATNAF-O) is firing up the Briggs gold mine in Inyo Cty., Calif., and expects to produce its first gold dor soon.
SITE VISIT SMITHERS, B. C. — As Robert Pease, the president and CEO of Terrane Metals (TRX-V, TRXOF-O), would later describe it, the timing of the site visit to the…
VANCOUVER– It was an old box of forgotten data in the back of a mill building that changed everything for Abacus Mining & Exploration (AME-V, ABCFF-O). Now, three and a half years after finding t…
Consulting geology and engineering firm Watts, Griffis and McOuat (WGM), will deliver a one-day seminar during the March 9-12 meeting of the Saudi Society for Geosciences at the Hilton Hotel in Jeddah…
In yet another asset sale to deal with its short-term debt crisis, Teck (TCK. B-T, TCK-N) is unloading its half stake in the Hemlo gold assets in northwestern Ontario on its joint-venture partner, Bar…
Dependence on foreign energy and worries about global warming have ignited debate about overturning Sweden’s nearly 29-year moratorium on building nuclear power plants.
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