Articles by Northern Miner Staff

Rockwood wants Talison

Rockwood Holdings (ROC-N) is bidding $6.50 per share — a 53% premium — for Talison Lithium (TLH-T) in a deal valuing the company at $724 million on a fully diluted basis.The pure-play lithium producer’s board of directors has…


Agnico joining Miranda in Colombia

Prospect-generating company Miranda Gold (MAD-V) has enticed mid-tier gold miner Agnico-Eagle Mines  (AEM-T, AEM-N) to help out in its efforts to explore for gold in Colombia.The junior says the new alliance, outlined in a letter…


Anglo American's Los Bronces copper mine in Chile, whose ownership is being split four ways under a newly struck settlement with Codelco. Photo by Anglo American

Anglo American, Codelco settle copper clash in Chile

Following 10 months of mediation and a looming courtroom showdown, Anglo American (AAL-L) and Chile’s state-owned copper miner Codelco have reportedly reached an agreement over the ownership rights of Anglo’s South American…


Rocky times for Great Basin Gold

Technical and infrastructure issues at Great Basin Gold’s (GBG-T, GBG-X) two principal gold projects hammered its revenues and put it deeply into the red in the second quarter, and the company now says it faces a “near-term…


Examining cathode at BHP Billiton's Olympic Dam copper-uranium-gold mine and mill in South Australia. Photo by BHP Billiton

BHP delays Olympic Dam expansion

BHP Billiton’s (BHP-N, BLT-L) decision to delay a US$30-billion dollar expansion of its Olympic Dam copper-uranium-gold mine in South Australia due to escalating capital costs will put a forecasted uranium supply deficit under even…


A drill rig and bulldozer arrive at Riverside Resources and Cliffs Natural Resources' Huerta project in Jalisco, Mexico. Photo by Riverside Resources

Riverside, Cliffs test IOCG targets in Mexico

At a time when many juniors are feeling a cash crunch and throttling back spending, Vancouver-based Riverside Resources (RRI-V) is notably busy as a project generator and early stage explorer. Focused on Mexico, the company believes its…


Saskatchewan potash developers pull in their horns

Rising costs and inconsistent downstream demand have taken a toll on potash and fertilizer producers during the first half of 2012, with volatile global markets now impacting the strategies of several mega miners in Saskatchewan’s…


Toronto Stock Exchange

The S&P/TSX Composite Index slipped 7.66 points during the trading week to close at 12,082.23.


[Update] Liberty looks for a ray of light

Less than two weeks after Timmins, Ont.-focused Liberty Mines (LBE-T) temporarily halted production because of declining nickel prices and posted a positive preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for its Hart nickel deposit.


Integra cuts high-grade at Lamaque

VANCOUVER — It has been a promising six months for Vancouver-based explorer Integra Gold (ICG-V), as the company completes a 30,000-metre diamond drill program at its wholly-owned Lamaque gold project — located in the Val-d’Or…


Mindoro gets the grade

It’s been a busy summer in the corporate offices of Mindoro Resources (MIO-V) and now the company has some stellar results from the field to throw into the mix.


Better days ahead for Thompson Creek

Thompson Creek Metals (TCM-T, TC-N) like many mining companies has had a tough ride over the last year. Slowing metal demand from China and falling prices have teamed up to hammer the company’s share price. In mid-January 2011 the…


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