Western Cdn Coal lines up $40M
Vancouver — In urgent need of dollars, Western Canadian Coal (WTN-T, WTN-L) has completed a $40-million financing to avert a cash crunch following its recent quarterly loss of almost $44 million.
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GFMS: silver to rise in 2008
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Report examines Chinese- dominated rare earth industry
A new study issued by London-based information service Roskill, looks at China’s powerful position as the dominant global supplier of rare earth metals and yttrium.
People (December 24, 2007)
Aeroquest International — Gordon West has resigned as director; David Myers appointed director.
Castillian expands nickel-copper deposit
Due to lab delays, Castillian Resources (CT-V, CTIIF-O) may have to wait until the beginning of 2008 for a resource estimate on its Las Aguilias nickel-copper-platinum group element project, in Argent…
Scoping study adds 12 years to Anatolia’s Copler gold mine
Even though a scoping study on the sulphide portion of Anatolia Minerals Development’s (ANO-T) Copler gold project …
Silvermex Resources updates San Marcial silver property
For most of the last five centuries, Mexico has been the world’s largest silver producer much of it coming from t…
Andean American reports new result at Invicta in Peru
Additional infill diamond drilling at Andean American Mining’s (AAG-V) Invicta exploration project in Peru, has yie…
Good gold grades from Northgate’s Young-Davidson (December 21, 2007)
Vancouver – As if to offset its setback at Kemess North, Northgate Minerals (NGX-V) is pulling strong gold grades o…
Nautilus takes three steps forward
Vancouver – Nautilus Minerals (NUS-V) is three steps closer to its goal of mining the sea floor off the coast of Pa…
Knight intersects 2.72% nickel over 7.3 metres at West Raglan
Knight Resources (KNP-V) reported the final 11 holes from its 2007 drill program today from its West Raglan nickel …
IMA loses last grab at Navidad (December 20, 2007)
Vancouver – The battle over the Navidad silver project is finally at an end. The Supreme Court of Canada has dismis…