2011

People (June 13, 2011)

Alamos Gold – Jon Morda retired as CFO; James Porter appointed CFO; Greg Fisher appointed VP of finance.


Canada Lithium shrinks Quebec Lithium’s resource

This year has been a bumpy ride for Canada Lithium (CLQ-T). The company has lowered the measured and indicated resource estimate for its Quebec Lithium project near Val d’Or, Que., by 37% compared to the previous estimate, which was prepared…



Riverstone drilling enriches its Karma

Vancouver – The latest drill results from Riverstone Resources’ (RVS-V) Karma project look to be pushing known mineralization further south on the Gouglagou I zone and deeper on the Gouglagou II zone.



Minera Andes beefs up San Jose

Minera Andes (MAI-T, MNEAF-O) continues to get a better grasp of the system of gold and silver bearing veins that spread through its San Jose mine in Argentina even as the mine generates cashflows for the company. The latest round of results…




Temex Resources posts resource for Gowganda tailings

Between 1910 and 1972 the Miller Lake O’Brien silver mine in northeastern Ontario turned out 42 million ounces of silver. It also left behind a lot of silver in tailings piles — 2.96 million ounces to be precise.


Luna advances multiple projects in northeast Brazil

Vancouver – Working away in the relatively remote San Luis Craton of northeast Brazil, Luna Gold (LGC-V) has commissioned one gold mine, is advancing a second project to the scoping stage and holds an extensive greenfield land package in the…


Brazilian Gold looks to Tapajos

Brazilian Gold (BGC-V) wants investors to get familiar with Brazil’s Tapajos region. While the area in the north central part of the country is the largest alluvial gold district in Brazil — and third largest in the world – it has gone largely…


Largo Resources makes headway in Brazil

Largo Resources (LGO-V) acquired its Brazilian Maracas vanadium project in November 2006 and by September 2008 had taken the resource from 10 million tonnes to 23 million tonnes and completed a feasibility study. Between 2005 and 2008, the…


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