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BY STEPHEN STAKIWFrom left: Aurora Energy's vice-president of exploration Ian Cunningham-Dunlop, chief geoscientist Rick Valenta, and mining analysts Glenn Brown and Jay Turner examine drill core at the Michelin deposit, situated in coastal Labrador's Central Mineral Belt.

Aurora builds Labradoruranium inventory

SITE VISIT Postville, Labrador — Born of a uranium asset spinoff from Fronteer Development Group (FRG-T, FRG-X) and partner Altius Minerals (ALS-V) in early 2006, Aurora Energy Resources (AXU-T, AUEGF-O)…


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Churchill kimberlite find shows significant grades

At the Churchill joint-venture project in eastern Nunavut, mini-bulk samples collected from isolated surface showings of four new kimberlite dyke discoveries show significant diamond grades running in…



Back to Lynn Lake

It’s been a tough sell to institutional investors, but Independent Nickel (INI-V, INIFF-O) of Sudbury, Ont., has raised the money needed to proceed with an ambitious drill program at the Lynn Lake nic…


Marathon PGM cuts high-grade

The two highest concentrations of precious metals drilled to date in the Coldwell intrusive complex in north-central Ontario have been intersected in recent drilling by Marathon PGM (MAR-T, MRPGF-O).


A map outlining claims in the Athabasca basin. The image is from Exploration GIS, a Saskatoon-based exploration consulting firm with extensive experience in the basin. The company has provided products to Saskatchewan's mining industry since 1988.

Basin bulk up

Two joint ventures in two weeks with the two giants of the uranium world have lifted Purepoint Uranium Group (PTU-V, PUMGF-O) above the host of other junior exploration companies vying for market atte…




Jaguar to be merchant bank

Vancouver — Jaguar Nickel (JNI-T, JGNKF-O) is shifting its focus from mineral exploration to merchant banking and says it hopes to create value for shareholders by making investments in undervalued c…


Copper surge creates cash for Aur Resources

Aur Resources’ (AUR-T, AURRF-O) production may have dropped in 2006, but a spike in copper prices allowed the company to more than double its net income to US$293.7 million.


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