Highlights from step-out and infill drilling at Wildcat Silver’s (WS-V) Hermosa project in Arizona include 26 metres of 346.52 grams silver per tonne, 12.24% manganese, 3.16% zinc, 4.22% lead and 0.30% copper in hole HDS-117, the company…
Vancouver – Capstone Mining (CS-T) has made a $725 million bid for Far West Mining (FWM-T) for its Chilean copper project while bringing on Korean partner KORES to front the cash.
Montreal-based Semafo (SMF-T) says operations at its flagship Mana gold mine in Burkina Faso have not suffered any disruptions as a result of recent military unrest across the country. Over the past few days, packs of soldiers in several small…
Markets continued in their unsettled behavior as the TSX Composite Index fell a significant 565 points to 13,622.66 for the Apr. 11-15 period.
Vancouver – The April 11 to 15 period was a rough one for the S&P TSX Venture Exchange as the board’s straight gains the period before were wiped out by straight loses, with the Venture dropping 97.88 points to end at 2,290.91 points….
U.S. markets took a turn for the worse during the Apr. 11-15 trading week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 38.22 points or 0.31% to 12,341.83 and the S&P 500 index slipping 8.49 points or 0.64% to 1,319.68. China’s…
With several recent high-profile iron ore acquisitions in Eastern Canada, Cap-Ex Ventures (CEV-V) has picked an opportune time to re-launch as a Labrador Trough-focused exploration company.
You could say Ross Bhappu has the cactus ferruginous pygmy owl to thank for Resource Capital Fund’s foray into rare earths and its wildly successful investment in Molycorp (MCP-N).
One of the gold community’s most trusted economist, Martin Murenbeeld, made a stop in Toronto on April 4 to dispel what he says, are some of the looming myths around gold prices.
Molycorp (MCP-N) has bought one of only two rare-earth processing facilities in Europe.
With miners and their associates having been given a free hand for much of the past decade, one trend of the new decade is a renewed willingness on the behalf of national governments to step in and get involved in the high-level decisions of…
Much of the discussion these days around oilsands extraction in Alberta has focused on what the area can and should look like after closure.
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