Continental rebounds following sharp mid-week decline

Vancouver — Continental Gold (CNL-T) bounced back 7% or 53¢ during the March 8 trading session, closing at $7.95 per share after releasing high-grade assays on 13 drill holes collared on its 100%-owned Buritica gold-silver-zinc property in Antioquia, Colombia. Continental...

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