Ashton Mining of Canada Inc

Metals melt as greenback catches fire

A strengthening greenback and higher interest rates south of the border sent gold down another US$7.55 to an afternoon close of US$425.16 per oz. in London on March 24 (London markets remained closed…



3.3-carat diamond pulled from Renard 9

Ashton Mining of Canada (ACA-T) and Quebec government-owned Soquem are recovering large-carat diamonds from relatively small sample batches at the Foxtrot project…


Miners push TSX to almost 10,000 pts.

Gold surged late in the March 2-8 report period, to end US$3.80 higher at US$437.25 per oz. That helped the Toronto Stock Exchange’s gold index rebound to the tune of 8.87 points to finish at 214.29 p…


Renard 2 shows promising grade

With the latest batch of bulk-sample results in hand for Renard 2, Ashton Mining of Canada (ACA-T) and partner Soquem have met their goal of recovering at least 3…


From left: Ashton Project Geologist Alan O'Conner (green pants) and Project Manager Robert Lucas (centre) look on as Pierre Bertrand, vice-president of exploration with Soquem, examines the ground at the Lynx South showing on Ashton's Foxtrot property in north-central Quebec.

Renard 3 delivers strong results

Ashton Mining of Canada (ACA-T) and Quebec government-owned Soquem plan to spend a total of at least $12 million exploring for diamonds in the province this year,…




Field personnel personnel prepare a geological survey grid on Ashton Mining of Canada's Foxtrot property in the Otish mountains of north-central Quebec.

Ashton, Soquem await final results at Renard

Although results are still pending for more than half of a 635-tonne bulk sample collected from a core area of the Renard kimberlite cluster in north-central Quebec, it would appear that the lack of big-carat stones, combined with a growing percen…


An aerial view of the Renard camp in north central Qubec.

Ashton, Soquem prove up Renard cluster at Foxtrot property

Camp Lagopede, Foxtrot, Que. — It has long been speculated that those diamonds that have surfaced randomly and unexpectantly in the last couple of centuries across portions of the U.S., at the southern margins of glaciation, must have had their s…


Falling metals weigh on miners

Sagging metal prices sent the mining indices south during the holiday-shortened Sept. 1-7 report period. The gold index shed 3.26 points to end at 220.52, as the yellow metal lost US$9.55 per oz. to finish at US$398.10 in the afternoon in London o…



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