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A view of the adit entrance of the Nalunaq high-grade gold mine.

News November 1, 2004

Second batch of Nalunaq ore processed

The second batch of 40,300 tonnes of wet ore (39,500 dry tonnes) from Crew Gold‘s (CRU-T) 82%-owned high-grade Nalunaq mine on the southern tip of Greenland has been processed at the El Valle plant is Spain. El Valle is owned by…

News November 1, 2004

Liberty sees 10% cobalt

Vancouver — Bulk sampling on Liberty Mineral Exploration‘s (LBE-V) McAra Lake cobalt project, midway between Sudbury and Timmins in northeastern Ontario, has returned significant cobalt values.

News November 1, 2004

Scandinavian Gold busy at Tepsa in Finland

At the Tepsa project in northern Finland, Scandinavian Gold (SGL-T) has intersected widespread anomalous base metal and gold mineralization but failed to find a higher-grade source of the strong copper-gold geochemical anomaly o…

News November 1, 2004

Gold near 16-year high, keeps market active

The S&P-TSX Venture Composite Index, along with its junior miner-explorer component, had a relatively even week, closing out the Oct. 20-26 trading period at 1,652.62, up just over two points from the previous week’s close. The session saw average…

A plane carries supplies and personnel to Wolfden Resources' High Lake camp in Nunavut.

News November 1, 2004

Wolfden propels High Lake toward feasibility

At its High Lake polymetallic project in Nunavut, Wolfden Resources (WLF-T) is making the most of a spectacular grassroots exploration find and the relatively inexpensive purchases of a gold deposit and a mill.

Photo by Pattie BealesVal Pratico, contract geologist (left), and David Webb, president of Tyhee Development, stand in front of the entrance to the Ormsby decline.

News November 1, 2004

Tyhee decline advances on the Ormsby zone

Yellowknife, N.W.T. — Tyhee Development (TDC-V) has stepped up exploration of the Ormsby zone, part of the Discovery-Nicholas Lake gold property, 90 km from Yellowknife, N.W.T.

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