A new prefeasibility study on Denison Mines’ (TSX: DML; NYSE-AM: DNN) flagship Wheeler River uranium project in northern Saskatchewan’s Athabasca basin says underground in-situ recovery methods would lower cash-operating costs…
The merger between Barrick Gold and Randgold Resources announced Sept. 25 is the most fascinating development in the gold-mining sector since 2006, when Barrick Gold took over rival Placer Dome…
In this episode we welcome into the Toronto studio author, geologist and communications professional Nean Allman to talk about her newly published coffee table book “A history: Placer Development Limited…
There’s no better example of how unhinged the junior mining market can get than the last few releases in August from Toronto-based Desert Lion Energy in relation to its assets…
Part 3: Some people love me and some people hate me. “I’d been burned. You wake up and you don’t have a friend in the world. You don’t have…
At The Northern Miner, we like to think of ourselves as more than reporters of the latest news and commentaries about Canadian mining and mineral exploration. As an institution dating…
Part 2: I took too much risk. “That’s the problem with this business: people drink their own Kool-Aid.” Margaret Kent We continue with Part 2 of our exclusive, in-depth interview…
Part 1: My world came crashing down. “There’s a few of us still left around the industry who have seen it all and done it all.” So begins this…
This episode takes a look at the junior graphite market, which is awakening from a five-year slumber as demand for graphite in the electric vehicle and grid storage sectors begins…
The dog days of summer are upon us in North America, and this year for the mining industry the biggest dogs are gold and copper — the two leading precious…
The Northern Miner presents its top-10 list of the largest U.S. developers and explorers (with no production). 1. GOLD RESERVE Market cap: US$237 million Spokane-based Gold Reserve (TSXV: GRZ; US-OTC:…
Given that most of the highly economic diamond deposits in the world have already been put into production, diluted via expansion or depleted, going forward the economics of diamond mines…
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