Gold


Glencairn announces change in direction

A day after Glencairn Gold (GGG-T, GLE-X) announced it was selling its Cerro Quema gold project in Panama in order to focus on its Nicaraguan gold assets, the Canadian junior unveiled a $25-million fi…



Intrepid, Emperor to merge

Emperor Mines (EMPMY-O, EMP-A) has found its buyer in Intrepid Mines (IAU-T, IAU-A), which has proposed a merger deal that values Emperor at $62 million.





Pebble keeps proving itself (October 15, 2007)

Vancouver — Pebble project owners Northern Dynasty Minerals (NDM-V, NAK-X) and Anglo American (AAUK-Q, AAL-L) are hitting lengthy, high-grade copper-gold-molybdenum intercepts at Pebble East.


Newmont to swallow Miramar (October 15, 2007)

Vancouver –With a mandate to replace dwindling reserves, Newmont Mining (NMC-T, NEM-N) has set Miramar Mining (MAE-T, MNG-X) in its sights, announcing that it is launching a bid for the company to ac…


More zinc at Back Forty (October 15, 2007)

Aquila Resources (AQA-T, AQLRF-O) continues to intersect long intervals of massive and stringer sulphides on its Back Forty base metal project, in Menominee Cty., Mich.


Taseko hopes for Prosperity

Vancouver — Its Gibraltar mine is already a fixture in south-central B.C., and now Taseko Mines (TKO-T, TGB-X) has moved another B.C. prospect one step closer to a production decision.


SearchGold pulls high-grade gold in Gabon

Vancouver — A long, strong gold intercept from its Bakoudou-Magnima project in Gabon, Africa, had SearchGold Resources (RSG-V) stock inching upwards on high volume recently.


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