Ban on BC uranium exploration now official (May 05, 2008)
VANCOUVER — Uranium exploration and development has been unofficially banned in the province of British Columbia for years but now the rule is official.
VANCOUVER — Uranium exploration and development has been unofficially banned in the province of British Columbia for years but now the rule is official.
VANCOUVER — Coro Mining (COP-T, CROJF-O) is not letting a law banning the use of sulphuric acid impede progress at its San Jorge copper-gold project, in Argentina.
The chaotic unravelling of Ecuador’s mineral exploration scene dominated talk in global mining circles during the week ended April 19, the 16th trading week of 2008.
Vancouver – Uranium exploration and development has been unofficially banned in the province of British Columbia fo…
Ecuador’s burgeoning mining industry has been dealt a serious blow with the passing of a new mining mandate.TSX…
In a narrow 8-7 vote, the Labrador Inuit government has passed a three-year moratorium on uranium mining — spelling out continued uncertainty for the area’s juniors.
The government of Ecuador has done what mineral investors the world over feared they might, and Canadian-based mine…
A global hunger for energy from a source that does not contribute to global warming means that uranium is hot these days.
Vancouver–A staking battle is brewing in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca basin: not long after Hathor Exploration (HAT-V, HTHXF-o) announced excellent drill results from its Midwest Northeast uranium projec…
The debacle that is the recent election in Zimbabwe is spilling over into the country’s already weakened mining industry.
In a relatively mining friendly country like Canada, few things can take the sails out of an explorer’s stock as quickly as the mention of the word moratorium.
The issue of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) has been on the radar in Canada for a number of years, and it’s been an issue simmering on the back burner for many companies. However, …
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