Industrial/Specialty Minerals

Canada Lithium revises Quebec Lithium’s resource

It has been a bumpy ride for Canada Lithium (CLQ-T) this year as it recently lowered its measured and indicated resource estimate for its Quebec Lithium project near Val d’Or, Que., to about one-third the amount previously estimated last…



Woulfe aims to re-start Sangdong mine in 2013

At its height, the Sangdong mine in South Korea was one of the largest tungsten-molybdenum mines in the world. But after a 40-year run, the mine, located 170 km southeast of Seoul, was shut down in 1993 when the price of ammonium paratungstate…



Western Potash expands resource

Western Potash (wpx-v) has boosted measured resources by 55%, indicated resources by 34% and inferred resources by 25% at its Milestone potash project in Saskatchewan, about 50 km south of Mosaic’s (mos-n) Belle Plaine mine, one of the world’s…



Industry group worries about rare-earth supply

How fast Chinese exports of rare earths get to zero is the $64,000 question, Keith Delaney, executive director of the Rare Earth Industry and Technology Association, told participants on a private conference call on March 31.


Iamgold sees big potential at Niobec (May 04, 2011)

Vancouver – By re-evaluating the mining method at its niobium-producing Niobec mine in Quebec, Iamgold (IMG-T, IAG-N) has established that it could drastically increase the contained resource and production with a switch to bulk mining.


Allana just keeps on growing Dallol

Allana Potash (AAA-V) continues to define what is shaping into a world class potash play in Ethiopia. The company has grabbed the market’s attention over the last 12 months with shallow depth intercepts of up to 37.8 % KCl and now Allana says…


Western Potash expands Milestone resource

Western Potash (WPX-V) has boosted measured resources by 55%, indicated resources by 34%, and inferred resources by 25% at its Milestone potash project in Saskatchewan, about 50 km south of Mosaic’s (MOS-N) Belle Plaine mine, one of the…




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