Not so hollow
SITE VISIT Yerington, Nev. — There is a lot to be gained from a little drilling and a lot of thinking. That is probably one of the more obvious lessons…
News
Shear, Stornoway find big Kahuna diamond (November 26, 2007)
Vancouver — Canadian-focused diamond hunters Shear Minerals (SRM-V, SRMUF-O) and Stornoway Diamond (SWY-T, SWYDF-O) recently turned up a large stone from mini-bulk sampling at their Churchill diamond…
Navidad silver resource grows by 52%
Vancouver — Aquiline Resources’ (AQI-T, AQLNF-O) Navidad silver-lead project, in Argentina, has grown to become one of the biggest silver deposits in the world, according to a new resource estimate.
Filling in the gaps at Shea Creek (November 26, 2007)
Vancouver — The deep uranium deposits at Shea Creek keep growing for Areva (ARVCF-O) subsidiary Areva Resources Canada and earn-in partner UEX (UEX-T, UEXCF-O), both of which enjoyed a share price bo…
Editorial: Mining’s still deadly work
We were reminded again of the inherent dangers involved in mining and mineral exploration during the week ended Nov. 17, the 46th trading week of 2007.
Suppliers News (November 26, 2007)
BC power line should foster mine development
TSX Preferred & Exchangeable
Homestake Canada (HCX-T) — Exchangeable at shareholder’s option for 0.53 Barrick Gold (ABX-T).
Lending Rates (November 26, 2007)
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Lumwana uranium potential growing for Equinox (November 26, 2007)
Vancouver — The completion of infill drilling at what will be Africa’s largest copper mine has shown definitively that the orebody also hosts discrete zones of high-grade uranium mineralization, and …
Dividends (November 26, 2007)
Company Div.($) Pay Date Record Date Goldcorp 0.015* Nov 23 Nov 16 Alcoa 0.17 Nov 25 Nov 2 Noranda Income Fund 0.085 Nov 26 Oct 31 Grupo Mexico 1.10* Nov…
Making mining more competitive
New Horizons
Second student workshop in the works
The second 2-week Student-Industry Mineral Exploration Workshop will take place in the City of Greater Sudbury and the surrounding region, in Ontario, from May 3 to 17, 2008.