Vancouver — Toronto-based Inmet Mining (IMN-T) is on the periphery of a pitched battle between Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli and indigenous groups protesting the regimes aggressive resource expansion policies.
Vancouver — Proposed changes to Canada’s Environmental Assessment Act could streamline and simplify the environmental approval process, much in line with pledges already made by the Conservative government.
FDG Mining (FDG-V) is working to prove up resources at the past-producing Topacio gold concession in central eastern Nicaragua, with an ongoing two-phase drill program.
The landslide election of Michel Martelly as president of Haiti last year is already bringing positive results to the impoverished Caribbean nation, Daniel Hachey, president and chief executive of Majescor Resources (MJX-V) believes.
Vancouver — Switzerland-based mining giant Xstrata PLC (XTA-L) has agreed to buy the Sukunka coking coal deposit in the Peace River region of northern British Columbia from Calgary-based Talisman Energy (TLM-T, TLM-N), in a cash-only deal…
A measure of certainty mixed with relief has flooded back into the market about uranium exploration in Labrador after the Nunatsiavut Government lifted its three-year moratorium on the working, production, mining and development of uranium on…
Oracle Mining (OMN-T,OMCCF-O) has the cash and now it is getting set to re-start a copper mine.
It was a mixed trading week for U.S. markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average saw its worst one-day drop so far for the year, losing 203 points on March 6, following news that a debt-relief deal for Greece could trigger hefty losses for some…
Vancouver – Controlling one of the world’s richest silver deposits, Tahoe Resources (THO-T) is looking towards another year of milestones as it works to put its Escobal project in Guatemala into production.
Vancouver — EMED Mining (EMD-T, EMED-L) has closed its second major financing in the past four weeks as the company moves towards re-starting production at the historic Rio Tinto copper mine in Andalucia, Spain.
A solid U.S. employment report had investors believing in a stronger U.S. economy and that help lift the TSX Composite Index out of mid-week swoon. The Index finished the March 5-9 period down just 4 points at 12,503 points.
Vancouver – A Greek debt deal and encouraging U.S. job numbers were not enough to pull the S&P TSX Venture Composite Index out of the red in the March 5-9 period, as general fears of a slowing global economy weighed on the exchange….
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