Klondex Mines (KDX-T) continues to find new mineralized zones at its Fire Creek property in North Central Nevada The company says it has found a new high-grade vein 150 metres south of the southern end of the Far North resource as an RC drill…
Majestic Gold’s (MJS-V) Songjiagou gold project in China’s Shandong province would have a net present value of US$525 million at a 10% discount rate and an internal rate of return of 78.6%, according to a preliminary assessment.
A hostile takeover bid turned friendlier on Sunday when Ventana Gold Corp. (VEN-T) verbally agreed to a new takeover price of $13.06 per share from AUX Canada Acquisition, up 43¢ from the latter’s initial offer of $12.63 per share in…
Last week, we presented the Canadian exploration projects highlighted at the Mineral Exploration Roundup presented by the Association for Mineral Exploration British Columbia (AME BC). This week, we turn to the international scene.
ArcelorMittal – Simon Wandke appointed as a VP and mining division’s chief commercial officer of marketing and sales.
Caterpillar to build factory in Thailand
Lake Shore Gold (LSG-T) has increased its ownership in Northern Superior Resources (SUP-V) to 25.5% by privately buying more than 6.7 million shares at 80¢ each.
Assay results from the first seven holes of a second-phase drill program at its Borden Lake gold project near Chapleau, Ont., have extended the gold zone about 300 metres northwest of previous drilling, Probe Mines (PRB-V) reports.
Newmont Mining (NEM-N) is the latest to join the wave of merger and acquisition activity that is washing over Canadian mining companies.
With all of the unrest in Egypt, Tunisia and Côte d’Ivoire, Africa could use a story of peaceful politics more now than ever.
Vancouver – In a couple of packed sessions at the Mineral Exploration Roundup in late January, leading Yukon gold explorers Atac Resources (atc-v) and Kaminak Resources (kam-v) laid out their plans for stepped up exploration in 2011.
Whether your company currently employs temporary foreign workers (TFW), or whether your company may do so in the future, you need to be aware of the new Temporary Foreign Worker Program regulations that will come into force on April 1, 2011.
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