Vancouver – The federal government of Canada has announced it is providing $1.8 million in funding for a new cutting-edge geophysical survey technology from Vancouver called muon geotomography. Developed by University of British Columbia…
On March 11, in a defining day of the new decade, residents of Japan’s northeast coastal region were hit by a deadly triple whammy of a 9.0-magnitude earthquake, a resulting tsunami with waves reaching 10 metres in height, and a growing threat…
The bloom is coming off the Colombia rose, with the frustrating news for Greystar Resources on March 4 that environmental public hearings on its Angostura project there were terminated early owing to “confrontations” at the meeting in…
The opening technical session “Commodities and Market Outlook” of the Prospectors and Developers of Canada convention in Toronto gave a relatively upbeat outlook for precious metals, base metals and potash prices this year, especially…
The following is an excerpt from the World Exploration Trends 2011 report released by the Metals Economics Group. For the full report visit www.metalseconomics.com.
The outlook for base metals prices looked equally bright to the next set of speakers at the opening technical session “Commodities and Market Outlook” of the Prospectors and Developers of Canada convention in Toronto.
The TSX composite index rose 200.65 points in the Feb. 28 to March 4 period to recover from its late February dip and end at 14,252.77 points. The capped metals and mining index managed to gain 25.71 points to end at 1,463.86, its first period…
U.S. equities failed to make up much ground in the Feb. 28 to March 4 period after losses the period before, but they also managed not to lose more ground as oil prices stayed high and mid-east instability continued. The S&P 500 eked out a…
A disproportionate number of mining companies have been subject to securities class actions in recent years in Canada. Each action raises different facts and complaints about “misleading” disclosure. The impact on stock price and the resulting…
Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2011
Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at opening, Feb. 28, 2011 (change from Feb. 21 in brackets):
Antimony: Mid-mkt US$14,550/t
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