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Seabridge nabs Red Mountain project

Vancouver — In keeping with its strategy of acquiring advanced gold projects, Seabridge Resources (SEA-V) has inked a deal with North American Metals (NAM-V) to pick up the Red Mountain project in no…


Ashton returns to Buffalo Hills

The joint-venture partners in the Buffalo Hills diamond project in northern Alberta are preparing to begin delineation drilling on the K252 kimberlite.K252 is the most promising of the 36 kimberlites …


Silver Standard teams with GoldOre Resources

An option agreement with Gold-Ore Resources (GOZ-V) sets the stage for Silver Standard Resources (SSO-V) to extend its search for bulk-minable silver deposits to include Mexico’s Sinaloa state.Silver …



Geologists from Radius Exploration examine a mineralized outcrop at the El Tambor property in Guatemala.

Radius explores Guatemalan projects

Vancouver — Having optioned its Tambor property to South African major Gold Fields (GOLD-Q), Radius Explorations (RDU-V) is busy developing other gold prospects along the Montagua fault trend in Guat…


Queenstake to proceed with production at Magistral

The Magistral gold project in northern Sinaloa state, Mexico, will be pouring gold by September following a positive production decision by operator Queenstake Resources (QRL-T) and its joint-venture …


Meridian eyes half-stake in Gold Hawk

Mid-tier producer Meridian Gold (MNG-T) has reached an agreement that could give it a controlling interest in Montreal-based junior Gold Hawk Resources (CGK-V).Under the proposed deal, Meridian would …


Canabrava to raise $1.2m

In the midst of diamond exploration in northern Ontario and the Mistassini area of north-central Quebec, Canabrava Diamond (CNB-V) intends to raise up to $1.2 million by selling up to 3 million units …


Expatriate exits Fox River (February 11, 2002)

Vancouver –The Hunter-Dickinson group ends up with a 15.7% stake in cash-strapped Expatriate Resources (EXR-V) following the junior’s withdrawal from a $2.5-million deal to pick up a 12% stake in the…





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