2011



Ursa Major Minerals hits milestones

Since resuming mining a year ago from the West pit at its Shakespeare nickel-copper-PGM mine, which was closed in 2008 due to weak metal prices, Ursa Major Minerals (UMJ-T) has regained its momentum.


Where does uranium go now? (April 13, 2011)

While the environmental and social consequences of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant disaster rightfully remain the central focus of all onlookers, its effect on uranium prices has not gone unnoticed either. In the wake of such a…




Mercator to buy Creston Moly for $195 million

Vancouver – Mercator Minerals (ML-T) has entered an agreement to buy Creston Moly (CMS-V) in a friendly merger with significant potential for synergies that values Creston at $195 million.



Beaty closes in on 10/10

Vancouver – Of the 10 copper projects acquired by Ross Beaty’s Lumina Copper (lcc-v) in 2003 near the end of a five-year downturn for the resource sector and a dramatic fall in metal prices, it has kept just one, Taca Taca, in Argentina. The…


Caza Gold off to an active start

Recently listed Caza Gold (CZY-V) is off to a determined start at its early stage gold projects in Mexico and Nicaragua. The company re-capped its first quarter activities and outlined where it is heading in the coming months.


Peregrine Metals attracts attention

With the war for talent heating up in the mining industry it was something of a coup for junior Peregrine Metals (PGM-T) to snag as its new president Richard Leclerc — a seasoned mining veteran who over the course of his 29-year career has…


Commodities strong but TSX flat

The commodities sector asserted its strength over the April 4-8 period but failed to take the heavily resource weighted TSX Composite Index along for the ride. The Index was off, if only mildly, 4 points for the period, finishing at 14,208.43…


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