NEWS ROUNDUP — GeoNova options Serem ground
An agreement has been reached between GeoNova Explorations (VSE) and Serem Quebec that will enable GeoNova to acquire a 60% undivided interest in 59 claims held by Serem in northwestern Quebec. The pr…
An agreement has been reached between GeoNova Explorations (VSE) and Serem Quebec that will enable GeoNova to acquire a 60% undivided interest in 59 claims held by Serem in northwestern Quebec. The pr…
Junior World Wide Minerals (TSE) has optioned three Ecuadorean properties from Ag Armeno Mines and Minerals (VSE). Two of the concessions, La Pinta and Andoa, are in the north and contain several “Lor…
Results from the first half of a 30,000-ft. reverse circulation drill program on the Bibiani deposit in southwest Ghana indicate an average grade of 0.10 oz. gold per ton. CDN-listed International Gol…
Exploration work is under way on the Hearne group of claims in the Babine Lake district of British Columbia. Booker Gold Explorations (VSE) is conducting a magnetometer survey in an effort to locate t…
Plans are under way to advance the Tulsequah Chief property in northwestern British Columbia towards a production decision. Owner Redfern Resources (TSE) has initiated environmental, geotechnical and …
A new corporate focus on precious metals has prompted Granges (TSE) to sell its 29% interest in the Trout Lake mine in Manitoba to Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting. Hudson Bay, which currently owns a 44…
During the summer of 1981, I was a geology student working in the Northwest Territories for a large Colorado-based exploration company. Uranium was the target, and we travelled large expanses of the n…
Victor Coulthard and Larry McLean appointed directors.
Larry McLean appointed director.
Glen Dickson appointed president; William McCrindle appointed vice-president and John Greig appointed chairman.
Murray Provost and Bruce Horner appointed directors.
Cyprus Canada can earn a 60% interest in Noble Peak Resources’ (ASE) Southwin project in the Keewatin district of the Northwest Territories. Cyprus will pay $150,000 and spend $3 million on exploratio…
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