WSR gets into the ‘ring of fire’
WSR Gold (WSR-V, WSROF-O) is helping Noront Resources (NOT-V, NOSOF-O) implement its plans to explore near its Double Eagle project, in northern Ontario.
Copper
Empire now a mining company, eyes Turkish copper-moly
Vancouver-based capital pool company Empire Mining (EPC-V) has completed the qualifying transaction it first announ…
Callinan questions HudBay’s transparency
HudBay Minerals (HBM-T, HBMFF-O) is keeping tight-lipped on details about the first payment made to Callinan Mines …
VMS Ventures raises $19.5 million for Reed Lake
Vancouver – The first drill results from the Reed Lake copper-zinc discovery made waves in the market. Now VMS Vent…
Katanga and Nikanor to form African copper powerhouse
Katanga Mining (KAT-T) and Nikanor (NKR-L) plan to create Africas biggest copper producer and the worlds biggest …
Silver Wheaton grabs interest in Mines Management (November 05, 2007)
Vancouver – Silver Wheaton (SLW-T, SLW-N) is dipping into the silver deposit basket again, this time pulling out an…
Entre Gold lines up $30-million financing
Vancouver – Mongolian-focused explorer Entre Gold (ETG-T, EGI-X) is looking to sell at least $30-million worth of …
Norsemont likes scoping of Constancia
The scoping study for Norsemont Minings (NOM-T) Constancia copper project in southern Peru is in, and the results …
EcuaGold goes after Ecuadorian copper
EcuaGold Resources (EGR-V, ECAUF-O) says it will acquire a 100% interest in a 31-sq.-km parcel of land from a private owner in Bolivar province, 180 km southwest of Ecuador’s capital, Quito.
All positive for Mt. Milligan
Vancouver — A preliminary economic assessment of Terrane Metals’ (TRX-V, TRXOF-O) Mt. Milligan copper-gold project, in central B.C., paints a rosy picture of the large deposit’s potential.
Tallying up Aripuana massive sulphides
Partners Votorantim Metais and Karmin Exploration (KAR-V, KRMEF-O) now have a mineral resource estimate for the Arex and Ambrex (Valley) massive sulphide deposits in northern Mato Grosso state, Brazil…
Delay at Tenke Fungurume (November 05, 2007)
Base metal markets will have to wait a bit longer to see some of the massive stores of minerals from the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s copper belt.