TomaGold Corporation



Shallow Focus Photo of Gold Bars. Credit: pixabay.com.

TNM Data Miner: Top-five Canadian gold hits

The Northern Miner, using the IntelligenceMine database of our sister company Infomine, has compiled the recent top-five gold intercepts (grade multiplied by width) reported in Canada. The data included diamond drill results…



A drill rig in 2013 at TomaGold’s 45%-owned Monster Lake gold property, 45 km southwest of Chibougamau in Quebec. Credit: TomaGold.

TomaGold tees up second major

What strikes you about David Grondin, the president and CEO of TomaGold (TSXV: LOT), is not just his youth — he has yet to turn 40 — but that he…


A drill rig at TomaGold's Monster Lake gold project, 4 km southwest of Chibougamau, Quebec. Credit: TomaGold

TomaGold, Iamgold take on Monster Lake

VANCOUVER — When precious-metal producers are on the lookout for high-grade assets to augment development pipelines, it’s often been junior companies that reap the rewards. And that’s the case for Quebec-focused explorer…


Snow falls on a drill rig at TomaGold and Quinto Real Capital's Monster Lake joint-venture gold project near Chibougamau, Quebec. Source: TomaGold

TomaGold and Quinto jump on Monster Lake gold hits

VANCOUVER — After a few high-grade gold hits, TomaGold’s (LOT-V) share price is up almost 200% since mid-February, while its thinly traded joint-venture partner on the project, Quinto Real Capital (QIT-V), is up an astonishing…


TomaGold and Quinto soar on Monster Lake gold hits

VANCOUVER – A few high-grade gold hits and TomaGold’s (LOT-V) share price is up almost 200% since mid-February, while its thinly-traded joint venture partner on the project, Quinto Real Capital (QIT-V) is up an astonishing 1,850% .


TSX Venture Exchange, Feb. 18-22

The S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index dropped 3.5%, or 40.97 points, during the trading period before closing out the week at 1,144.68, while declining commodity prices put downward pressure on Canadian markets.


TSX Venture continues decline, Feb. 19-22

VANCOUVER — The S&P TSX Venture Composite Index dropped 3.5% or 40.97 points during the shortened Feb. 19-22 trading period before closing out the week at 1,144.68 points. Declining commodity prices continue to put downward pressure…




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