Significant resource increase for Orezone’s Bombor
Vancouver – A resource update on Orezone Gold’s (ORE-T) Bomboré project has established it as the large…
Vancouver – A resource update on Orezone Gold’s (ORE-T) Bomboré project has established it as the large…
On the back of a positive feasibility study for its proposed 63-million-ounce Santa Ana silver mine project in…
Vancouver – In a big step towards diversifying its copper operations away from Africa, First Quantum Minerals …
While neither Sonora Gold and Silver (SOC-V), nor Canaco Resources (CAN-V), are much inclined to talk about,…
Vancouver – In a move designed to create a mid-tier gold producer with a strong portfolio of projects in Mexic…
Spurred on by recent discoveries in the region, Radius Gold (RDU-T) has dusted off its Holly-Banderas project …
Vancouver – Potash One (KCL-T) has converted its Legacy project resource into a proven and probable reserve in…
Vancouver – A preliminary economic assessment (PEA) concluded Virginia Energy Resources’ (VAE-V) Coles Hill ur…
With the objective of expanding and upgrading the multi-million-ounce gold resource at the Marmato project in …
The meteoric rise of Quest Rare Minerals (QRM-V) from a 5¢ stock in April 2009 to its current $5.35 price tag is capturing the attention of investors on both sides of the U.S.-Canada border and b…
The TSX composite index continued to beef up thanks in large part to its strong ties with the commodities sector. For the Oct. 4-8 period, the index gained 160 points to finish up at 12,535.59.
With rising gold and copper prices contrasting poor U.S. employment data and mixed feelings about more international government stimulus plans, the S&P-TSX Venture composite index continued its up…
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