Geiger Counter offers different way to play uranium
Richard Lockwood had no problem hearing the buzz around uranium, but when he looked out to see different ways to in…
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Paladin advances Langer Heinrich
Shares in Perth, Australia-based Paladin Resources (PDN-T, PDN-A) jumped as much as 7% in unusually heavy morning t…
Areva-UEX cut more high-grade uranium at Shea Creek
Vancouver – Results from the final two holes of the 2006 Winter-Spring drill program by Areva Resources Canada, a s…
Centerra slips on Kumtor slide
Shares in Centerra Gold (CG-T, CAGDF-O) took a quick tumble in late-afternoon trading in Toronto on July 18, after …
Purepoint looks to leverage its early bird status
Being one of the first juniors in a region dominated by the majors can put a company in a good position. It’s a sit…
Boroo back in action (June 16, 2006)
Centerra Gold (CG-T) has resumed normal operations at its Boroo gold mine, 110 km northwest of the Mongolian capita…
TSX Debentures (June 05, 2006)
De Beers FalC appeal dismissed
The Court of Appeal for Saskatchewan has upheld an earlier ruling that a voting agreement between Shore Gold (SGF-T…
Cameco’s earnings go nuclear
Increased uranium sales at a higher realized price saw Cameco (CCO-T, CCJ-N) more than quadruple its first quarter …
Sparring partners approve FalC budget (May 01, 2006)
Despite ongoing legal wrangling, the Fort la Corne (FalC) joint-venture partners have unanimously approved a whopping $43.2-million exploration budget for their 225-sq.-km diamond project, about 60…
Sparring partners approve FalC budget (April 21, 2006)
The Fort la Corne (FalC) joint-venture partners have unanimously approved a whopping $43.2-million exploration bu…
Cameco’s Cigar doused (April 17, 2006)
Saskatoon, Sask.-based uranium giant Cameco (CCO-T, CCJ-N) has suspended construction of the ventilation shaft at its Cigar Lake uranium project in northern Saskatchewan, owing to a water leak at the…