A measure of certainty mixed with relief has flooded back into the market about uranium exploration in Labrador after the Nunatsiavut government lifted its three-year moratorium on working, producing, mining and developing uranium on lands…
A measure of certainty mixed with relief has flooded back into the market about uranium exploration in Labrador after the Nunatsiavut Government lifted its three-year moratorium on the working, production, mining and development of uranium on…
Shares of Crosshair Energy (CXX-T, CXZ-X) were up 11.90% or 5¢ at 47¢ per share in mid-morning trading in Toronto after the junior announced it had raised the resource estimate for the Bootheel uranium project in southern Wyoming’s…
Assay results from the Golden Promise project of Crosshair Exploration & Mining (CXX-T,CXZ-X) and joint-ve…
The state of Wyoming has produced well in excess of 200 million lbs. of uranium oxide and Crosshair Exploration & Mining (CXX-T, CXZ-X) believes its flagship Bootheel project will play a role in b…
The state of Wyoming has produced well in excess of 200 million pounds of uranium and Crosshair Exploration &a…
One uranium junior lacked cash and the other a worthwhile project, but they both had the same chief executive and an overlap of directors, making a merger the obvious choice, says Mark Morabito, presi…
One uranium junior lacked cash and the other lacked a worthwhile project, but they both had the same chief executiv…
Crosshair Exploration & Mining (CXX-V, CXZ-X) has closed a $15- million bought-deal financing to continue exploring on its Central Mineral Belt uranium property in Labrador.
In a narrow 8-7 vote, the Labrador Inuit government has passed a three-year moratorium on uranium mining — spelling out continued uncertainty for the area’s juniors.
In a relatively mining friendly country like Canada, few things can take the sails out of an explorer’s stock as quickly as the mention of the word moratorium.
It was a close one, but a bill imposing a three-year moratorium on uranium mining on Labrador Inuit Lands was passe…
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