Gold

Drillers working at Revolution Resources' Champion Hills gold-silver project in North Carolina in 2010. Photo by Revolution Resources

Revolution explores Carolina slate belt

Drilling along a 25-km-long trend is bound to generate mixed results, and such is the case for Revolution Resources (RV-T) at its Champion Hills project in North Carolina.





North Country Gold extends strike length

Highlights from drilling at North Country Gold’s (NCG-V) Three Bluffs West Zone in Nunavut include intercepts of 7.34 grams gold over 25 metres in hole 11TB104, 8.06 grams gold over 30.49 metres (11TBC001) and 43.02 grams gold over 4 metres…


Rainy River finds more gold

A spectacular intersect of 1,335 grams gold per tonne and 76.7 grams silver over 1.5 metres, just 42 metres below surface, sent shares of Rainy River Resources (RR-V) up 29¢ or 2.97% to $10.05 per share yesterday, and the company’s share…


Kinross leads majors for investments in junior gold plays

After betting US$7.1 billion last fall on the expansion potential of Red Back’s Tasiast gold mine in Mauritania, Kinross Gold (k-t, kgc-n) chief executive Tye Burt told reporters his company’s buying spree had come to an end for a while. “We’ve…





A machine operator working on a ramp at Avion Gold's Tabakoto gold project in Mali. Photo by Avion Gold

Avion continues success in Mali

Drilling to test northwest- and northeast-trending structures at Avion Gold’s (AVR-T, AVGCF-O) Tabakoto deposit in Mali has returned significant intercepts, including 20.88 grams gold over 5.7 metres, 36.04 grams gold over 3 metres and 29.04…


Aurizon expands Hosco resource

Drilling between April 2010 and January 2011 has boosted measured and indicated in-pit resources by 31% at Aurizon Mines’ (ARZ-T, AZK-X) Hosco deposit, part of the gold producer’s Joanna project in northwestern Quebec.


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