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Mundoro’s Maoling serves up gold

Vancouver — Little more than half a year since going public, Mundoro Mining (MUN-T) is reporting significant results from drilling at its 79%-controlled Maoling gold project in northeastern China.



Western markets beset by summer doldrums

Weakening junior market volume, coupled with a slight pull back in gold toward the session’s end, led to further softening of the TSX Venture Exchange Index. The index fell more than 32 points to close at 1527.14 during the trading period July 14-…



First Quantum active in Mauritania

Vancouver — The government of Mauritania has given its blessing for First Quantum Minerals‘ (FM-T) 80% acquisition of the Guelb Moghrein copper-gold deposit.


Temex sizes up Juby Main zone (July 26, 2004)

GeoVector Management has completed an initial resource estimate for the Main zone on the Juby gold project, on the western extension of the Larder Lake Cadillac Fault, near Gowganda, Ont. The property is owned by Temex Resources


IOCC workers on strike

More than 1,400 workers at Iron Ore Co. of Canada (IOCC) went on strike in late July, shutting down mine production at the plant in Labrador, which supplies roughly 4% of the world’s iron pellets.


South Africa’s female miners

The South African Women in Mining Association says women need more information and training in order to become more active in the country’s mining industry.


Gold Reserve boosts Brisas resource

Vancouver — A new estimate at Gold Reserve‘s (GRZ-T) Brisas project in southeastern Venezuela has increased the resource to 10.97 million oz. gold and 1.4 billion lbs. copper in the measured and indicated categories.


Osisko hits shallow gold near Chibougamau

Osisko Exploration (OSK-V) has intersected significant gold at shallow depths on the Barry gold project, 180 km southwest of Chibougamau in the Abitibi region of Quebec.



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