The first half of 2001 was no picnic for base metal producers, and most mining analysts expect prices to remain weak and vulnerable to downward pressure from funds and speculators for the rest of the …
It’s small, but a loss nonetheless for American gold producer Echo Bay Mines (ECO-T). The company lost US$400,000 in the second quarter of 2001, compared with net earnings of US$10.2 million a year ea…
Hourly rated employees at the Niobec niobium mine in the Lac St.-Jean area of Quebec have returned to work followin…
McWatters Mining’s (MCW-T) intense lobbying of three levels of government to move a portion of the main highway tha…
Vancouver — Despite higher production and increased grades at its Bulawan mine, low gold prices are prompting Phil…
Vancouver — With a large lease payment due this month on the Escalones copper skarn project, Denver-based General…
Vancouver — The world’s largest platinum-palladium producer has approved a $1.18-million budget for Pacific North…
Vancouver — Great Quest Metals (GQ-V), a firm believer that gold prices will be heading higher, has added the Keni…
Junior NovaGold Resources (NRI-T) has inked private placement agreements to raise nearly $1.9 million for a drillin…
The Toronto Stock Exchange fell 50.56 points to end the holiday-shortened week at 7,644.7. Only three of its 14 sub…
Vancouver — A seven-hole drill program by Idaho Consolidated Metals (IDO-V) has failed to cut any significant plat…
Vancouver — With spring breakup finally over in Canada’s high north, Wolfden Resources (YWO-V) has resumed drillin…
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