Buchan to retire from Kinross (January 12, 2005)
Robert Buchan, president and chief executive at Kinross Gold (K-T), will retire from his executive positions and ta…
Kinross Gold Corporation
Glamis in hostile bid for Goldcorp
Merger mania fuels trading
The report period Dec. 1-7 saw the price of gold fall US$1.60 to close at US$451.80 per oz. in the afternoon in London. All mining-related indices lost ground. The gold index fell 13.2 points, or 5.9%, to close at 209.30, and the diversified metal…
Alaska exploration firing on all cylinders
Fairbanks, Alaska — This year’s exploration activity in Alaska will likely exceed that of the last few years combined, as companies continue to be spurred into action by the recent surge in metal prices, especially gold.
Metallica’s rights restored at Cerro San Pedro (November 22, 2004)
Mexico’s Federal Court has ordered the Agrarian Court in San Luis Potosi state to reinstate
TSX enjoys gold’s good fortune
Gold rose US$6-even over the Nov. 10-16 report period to close at a 16-year high of US$439.40 per oz. in London. To the surprise of no one, the TSX’s gold index jumped 7.2 points, or more than 3%, to 224.45. The diversified metals & mining index w…
Bema, Cameco, Meridian execs cash in options
The following insider trading transactions were recently reported by the Ontario Securities Commission in the OSC Bulletin:…
Golds, base metals spur TSE indices
The Toronto Stock Exchange edged 3.81 points higher to end the Nov. 3-9 report period at 8,845.16. The gold index rose 4.4% to 221.20 points, as the yellow metal entrenched itself above the US$430-per-oz. level, closing at US$432.65 per oz. in New…
Dynasty gets Zaruma resource figure
Vancouver —
Dynasty Metals gets Zaruma resource figure
Vancouver – A resource estimate had been received by Dynasty Metals & Mining (DMM-V) for its wholly owned Zaruma go…
Wolfden propels High Lake toward feasibility
At its High Lake polymetallic project in Nunavut,
Speculation runs high on Battle Mountain-Cortez trend
Elko, Nev. — The search for gold along the Battle Mountain-Cortez trend in north-central Nevada has been re-energized by the Cortez Hills discovery, a 7.5-million-oz. oxide deposit that is still being drilled off by partners