Will this goose lay a copper-nickel-cobalt egg? (April 30, 2008)
Nemiscau, Que. – Golden Goose Resources (GGR-V) has made a copper-nickel-cobalt and PGE (platinum group elements) d…
Platinum Group Metals
Northern Shield gets good indicators in northern Ontario
Till sampling at Northern Shield Resources’s (NRN-V) Eastbank property indicates that the property may host a mafic…
New resource for Platinum Group
Platinum Group Metals (PTM-T, PLG-X) picked a good time to release its first resource for one of the projects on it…
First Quantum hopes to acquire Scandinavian Minerals
First Quantum Minerals (FM-T, FQM-L) plans to pick up Scandinavian Minerals (SGL-T) and its giant nickel deposit in…
Hunter Dickinson, Goldbrook, team up
The Raglan district’s largest landholder, Goldbrook Ventures (GBK-V, GBKVF-O), is set to share its sizable swath of territory in northern Quebec with mining stalwart Hunter Dickinson.
Schulich hikes Starfield stake (April 18, 2008)
Famed mining entrepreneur Seymour Schulich has increased his holdings in Starfield Resources (SRU-T).In a news re…
Mugabe’s shadow looms over Zim miners
The debacle that is the recent election in Zimbabwe is spilling over into the country’s already weakened mining industry.
Mugabe’s shadow still looms over miners
The debacle that is the election in Zimbabwe is spilling over into an already weak mining industry. According to …
Starfield likes Ferguson Lake economics
The Ferguson Lake base metals project, in Nunavut, will likely post an internal rate of return of 27% based on current nickel and copper prices, Starfield Resources (SRU-T, SRFDF-O) says.
Wallbridge inks joint venture with Vale Inco and Xstrata Nickel
Wallbridge Mining (WM-T) is teaming up with heavyweight nickel producers Vale Inco and Xstrata Nickel in a joint ve…
Hunter Dickinson shows faith in Goldbrook
The Raglan district’s largest land holder, Goldbrook Ventures (GBK-V), is set to share its large swath of territory…
Platinum price volatile as South African power crisis continues
VANCOUVER — Broken generators and cold, wet weather are once again threatening operations at South African mines and forcing the country’s residents to endure rolling blackouts.