Cogema-UEX cut further high-grade uranium at Shea Creek
Vancouver – Final results are in from 2005 Spring-Summer drilling by Cogema Resources, a subsidiary of French energ…
UEX Corporation
Renaissance of the Athabasca basin
As we approach the 40th anniversary of the first major, high-grade uranium discoveries of the 1960s in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca basin, a unique resurgence is taking place….
TSX breaches 11,000
A strengthening tropical storm Rita and inflation worries set the price of oil and gold alight during the Sept. 13-19 report period. The twin drivers pushed the Toronto Stock Exchange through the 11,0…
Miners try to keep pace with Oilers
Strong gains in the energy sector were the story on the Toronto Stock Exchange as Hurricane Katrina pushed up oil and gas prices during the report period Aug. 29-Sept. 4. The Toronto Stock Exchange co…
White metals buoy junior board
Major silver and uranium discoveries coupled with nickel speculation rallied investors, pushing up trading volumes to an average daily tally of 34 million shares for the week July 12-18. Despite the a…
Combination fells TSX
A double-whammy of looming interest rate hikes and a narrower trade surplus sent Toronto stocks 54.69 points lower to 10,163.03 over the July 12-18 report period. After some early resistance, the gold…
Cogema-UEX hit stunning uranium grades
Vancouver – Drilling by uranium producer Cogema, a subsidiary of French energy company Areva (ARVCF-Q), on its west…
Insider Trading (June 06, 2005)
The Ontario Securities Commission reported the following insider trading transactions in recent issues of the OSC Bulletin:…
Shea Creek drilling resumes (May 23, 2005)
Juniors lead rebounding miners
The Toronto Stock Exchange’s gold index reversed its slide to end the May 3-9 report period 6.53 points better at 184.2. The advance came as the yellow metal dropped US$2.40 per oz. to end at US$425.5…
Insider Trading (May 02, 2005)
The Ontario Securities Commission reported the following insider trading transactions in recent issues of the OSC Bulletin:…
High volume leads mostly to losses
The period April 12-18 saw the price of gold fall $3.25, to US$425.75 per oz., where it closed in the afternoon in London. All the mining-related indices fell as well. The gold index fell 9.4 points t…