Burnstone resources upped
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Tiomin lands Kwale licence
The government of Kenya has granted
Gold miners steal the show
A late-period slide erased earlier gains and helped the Toronto Stock Exchange’s gold index end the July 7-13 report period 0.23 of a point lower at 202.97. The gold miners mirrored the yellow metal, which managed to retain some of its earlier gai…
Keivitsa results prove promising
Juniors struggle despite stronger gold
After spurring some much-needed investor enthusiasm by shooting over the US$400-per-oz. mark, gold dropped sharply near the end of the trading period on July 13, closing at $401.70 in New York on stronger U.S. economic data. The price of gold star…
Toxic information
Now how many industries can claim the kind of environmental triumph the American mining industry managed in 2002?
Geoscience funding a must
One of Canada’s main competitive advantages that attracts mineral exploration investment is its geoscience knowledge base. This includes high-quality geological maps and other geoscience data produced by our federal, provincial and territorial geo…
Strike closes potline at Quebec smelter (July 19, 2004)
The move will reduce production at the facility by 22,000 tonnes per month, or to 135,000 from 403,000 tonnes per year.
Kisladag costs lowered by pro-mining stance
Vancouver – Two mining-friendly laws recently passed by the Turkish government are expected to improve the profitab…
Geophysics identifies targets for Romios
Romios Gold Resources (RG-V) has recently identified drill targets, following airborne and ground geophysical surve…
Aurora shines for Guyana Goldfields (July 16, 2004)
Guyana Goldfields (GUY-T) is intersecting significant gold at shallow depth on its Aurora property, 175 km west of…
Trading Summary (July 16, 2004)
Gold closed up US$3.15 on July16th, to finish at US$406.30 per oz. in the afternoon in London. The gold index was d…