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Geologists prospect at Peregrine Diamonds' Chidliak project on Baffin Island, in the summer of 2007. BHP Billiton is exercising its earn-in rights for 51% of the property, but Peregrine will remain operator.

BHP Backs In On Peregrine’s Chidliak

BHP Billiton (BHP-N, BLT-l), the principal owner of Canada’s wildly successful Ekati diamond mine in the Northwest Territories, seems to think Peregrine Diamonds’ (PGD-t) Chidliak project, on southern…


Denison Slides On Midwest Deferral

Vancouver — Investors drove Denison Mines’ (DML-T, DNN-x) share price down 24% after the company announced plans to shut down the Tony M uranium mine in Utah and shelve development plans for the Midw…





Kodiak hitting gold

Vancouver – The Golden Mile project is starting to outgrow its name: Kodiak Exploration (KXL-V) has traced its rich…




Underground at Lundin Mining's Galmoy zinc-lead mine, in Kilkenny Cty., Ireland. HudBay Minerals has struck a contentious deal to take over Lundin, which is nearly $300 million in debt, valuing the company at around $2.08 per share.

HudBay Bids For Lundin

Vancouver — In a move that took investors and analysts by surprise, HudBay Minerals (HBM-T, HBMFF-o) and Lundin Mining (LUN-T, LMC-n) plans to merge into what they hope will be the next major global …


NovaGold Shutters Rock Creek Mine

Vancouver — NovaGold Resources (NG-T, NG-x) shares plunged $1.48 to close at 72 after the company announced it was suspending production at its Rock Creek gold mine and that it wouldn’t be able to m…


Teck Takes Hard Line On Fording Debt

Vancouver–The harsh reality of Teck’s (TCK. B-T, TCK-n) debt burden has just become abundantly clear: the major has cancelled its annual dividend, slashed spending dramatically, and walked away from …


Cameco's uranium hexafluoride conversion plant at Port Hope, Ont. Operations at the plant were suspended in July 2007 when chemical leaks were detected, and only resumed in September 2008.

Cameco’s Q3 Earnings Down 46% From Last Year

Third-quarter net earnings for the world’s largest uranium producer and one of two Candu fuel manufacturers in Canada fell nearly 50% year-on-year due to lower prices and higher costs.


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