As significant uranium drill results pour in for Equinox Minerals’ (EQN-T, EQN-A) revised Lumwana feasibility study, the company is finding new anomalies outside the study area of the project, in nort…
Having relaxed its conditions to an earlier takeover offer, Denison Mines (DML-T, DNN-X) now has just under 79% of the shares of Australian-based uranium developer OmegaCorp (OMGCF-O, OMC-A).
A private uranium exploration company has launched a $77-million lawsuit against two First Nations groups that have set up a blockade on an exploration property in the Sharbot Lake area of eastern Ont…
Sparton Resources (SRI-V) and WildHorse Energy (WHE-A) have signed a deal with a Hungarian electricity producer to …
As it deals with contamination, delays and production problems, Cameco (CCO-T) reported a record $205 million in ea…
It will be at least two months before Cameco (CCO-T, CCJ-N) reopens its Port Hope, Ont., uranium hexafluoride (UF6) conversion plant due to the surprise discovery that soil beneath the plant is contam…
Vancouver – French energy giant Areva (ARVCF-Q) must like what it sees on neighbour East Asia Minerals’ (EAS-V, EAI…
A uranium exploration company has launched a $77-million lawsuit against two First Nations groups who have set up a…
Strathmore Minerals (STM-V) will form a joint venture with Japan-based Sumitomo to develop its Roca Honda project i…
As significant uranium drill results pour in for Equinox Minerals (EQN-T, EQN-A) revised Lumwana feasibility study…
Vancouver — Drilling by RPT Uranium (RPT-V, RMPVF-O) to test Archean iron formation rocks on its Split Rapids project, in northwestern Ontario’s Sibley basin, cut 6.5 metres of 0.22% U3O8.
Shares in Kakanda Resources (KRC-V, KRCFF-O) rose 50% in one day on the company’s recent announcement of a change in focus to four new Otish basin uranium properties in Quebec.
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