Compelling supply and demand projections for copper in the years ahead makes the red metal one of the favourites of industry observers, who see flat-lining mine supply running into increased…
VANCOUVER — Teck Resources (TSX: TCK.B; NYSE: TCK) has a thing for Schaft Creek.
After four years of drilling, designing, consulting and number crunching, Copper Fox Metals (CUU-V) has produced a feasibility study for its planned Schaft Creek mine in B.C. that increases throughput by 30% compared to earlier plans, while…
VANCOUVER – After four years of drilling, designing, consulting, and number crunching, Copper Fox Metals (CUU-T) has produced a feasibility study for its planned Schaft Creek mine in British Columbia that increases throughput by 30%…
VANCOUVER – Christmas kept things fairly quiet on the S&P TSX Venture Composite Index over the Dec. 24-28 trading period, though the board did notch small gains each day to end the session up 24.1 points at 1,201.84. Trading volumes were…
VANCOUVER — Copper Fox Metals’ (CUU-V) 70%-owned Schaft Creek deposit is even bigger now thanks to a resource update, but it will still be months before its known how feasible the project actually is.
With capital costs escalating all around the industry and mine financing not getting any easier, good infrastructure looks to be as crucial as ever to building a successful, major copper mine in B.C.
Copper Fox inks deal with Stewart Bulk Terminals
Mexican investor Ernesto Echavarria has given Animas Resources (ANI-V) a $3.4-million cash injection as it works to advance the Santa Gertrudis gold project in northern Mexico.
Vancouver – Mexican investor Ernesto Echavarria has given Animas Resources (ANI-V) a $3.4-million cash injection as it works to advance the Santa Gertrudis gold project in northern Mexico.
Vancouver – The S&P Venture Exchange Index climbed again in the July 11 -15 period, up 22.57 points to cross the 2,000-point threshold for the first time in over a month and end at 2,007.38 points. Volume averaged out to 91.7 million shares…
Mining projects in British Columbia’s northwest are another step closer to tapping into the provincial grid after the federal government gave the environmental go-ahead for the Northwest Transmission Line.
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