Initial results of an ongoing feasibility study at the Kingking copper-gold project in the Philippines indicate the deposit could yield 4.5 million oz.gold and 2.3 billion lb. copper.The property, whi…
A reconnaissance geochemical sampling program by First Dynasty Mines (FDM-T) has identified gold-bearing mineralization near the centre of its Block 2 property in north-Central Myanmar.The Singapore-b…
Major mining companies appear to be taking a keen interest in the Zambian exploration portfolio of Toronto-based Caledonia Mining (CAL-T).Earlier this month, the Zambian subsidiary of Cyprus Amax (CYM…
Gold Funds as of May 15, 1997BGRCentralNet Value$21.33$5.94Price$16.75$5.
Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at May 19/97 (change from previous week in brackets):Aluminium761,950(-7,475)Copper141,100(-8,200)Lead118,100(+1,400)Nickel50,6…
Junior Corriente Resources (CTQ-T) is disappointed by initial results from a 5,000-Metre drill program on the Chama gold project in southern Peru.The first four holes were drilled to investigate the b…
This once-beautiful city in the heart of the Central African copper belt provided an appropriate setting for rebel leader Laurent Kabila to invite foreign mining companies to help rebuild the economy …
The International Committee for Coal Research will host the 11th annual international conference on coal research from Sept. 9 to 12 at the Palliser Hotel in Calgary, Alta.Entitled “Coal for the 21st …
Stephen Light appointed vice-president of operations; Scott Alexander appointed vice-president and general manager of MinePro Services (International Group).
In the wake in the Bre-X Minerals scandal, the three major organizations that represent the mining sector in Quebec have banded together to re-evaluate mining investment practices in that province.The…
According to foreign-based juniors active in Papua New Guinea, the recent political turmoil in that country is subsiding, as are the associated adverse affects on early-stage exploration programs ther…
The David Suzuki Foundation has gone too far in its blind opposition of Redfern Resources’ Tulsequah Chief mine, a project the organization publicly attacked before the company had even completed its …
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