St. Andrew gets deep at Clavos
The decline at the Clavos project east of Timmins, Ont., being driven by Dumas Contracting for owner St. Andrew Gol…
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Gold Fields circles the wagons (November 02, 2004)
As part of its 3-pronged defence plan against Harmony Gold’s (HMY-N) unwanted advances, Gold Fields (GF-N) has peti…
Claude drilling hits significant gold
Claude Resources (CCH-T) has hit significant gold at its Santoy Lake property, about 125 km northeast of La Ronge,…
VMS-style mineralization intersected in Yukon
Vancouver – Volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) copper, lead, zinc, silver and gold has been intersected by Kobex R…
First Nickel finds more high grade (November 01, 2004)
First Nickel (FNI-T) has hit more high grade nickel at its Dundonald property, 60 km east of Timmins, Ont.The l…
Southern Cross postpones Honeymoon (November 01, 2004)
Shares in Southern Cross Resources (SXR-T) plummeted as much as 25, or 30%, to a 52-week low of 58 in early tradi…
Dynasty Metals gets Zaruma resource figure
Vancouver – A resource estimate had been received by Dynasty Metals & Mining (DMM-V) for its wholly owned Zaruma go…
Dynasty Gold makes splash in western China
Urumchi, China —
Inco to go ahead with Goro (November 01, 2004)
Aussie gold exploration on rise
The Australian gold industry spent A$7.4 billion on capital, operational and exploration expenditures in 2002-3, according to the 2004 Gold Investment Survey.
Jubilant partners scale Samira Hill
Niamey, Niger — It doesn’t happen all that often, and until now it had never happened in Niger, but partners
Nobody knows our Soros
The forthcoming presidential election in the United States crept up on us, not so much because we can’t read a calendar as because the year-long crawl to the first Tuesday in November seemed not to be going anywhere very fast.