GoldQuest Mining (GQC-V) shares have taken flight after the company revealed a monster gold intercept from its 15-hole program at the Las Tres Palmas project in the northest Dominican Republic, around 40 km east-southeast from the border with…
SPOT PRICESCourtesy of ScotiaBankTuesday, May 29, 2012 Precious MetalsPrice…
Junior explorer Clifton Star Resources (CFO-V) has seen its extensive resource drilling efforts pay off, with the company delineating a multi-million ounce, open-pit indicated gold resource at its Duparquet project in northwestern…
The S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index clawed back much of the steep losses it had suffered the week prior, gaining 81.39 points to end the period at 1,309.27 points after four days of straight gains. The gains came despite fairly low volumes,…
VANCOUVER — Mineral Mountain Resources (MMV-V) is betting that the legendary Homestake gold belt still has some life left in it.
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.
An article in the April 30-May 6, 2012, issue of The Northern Miner discussed the European Union’s ban on the use of lead in products sold in Europe and the resulting use of tin, silver and bismuth in solder for electronics to reduce…
VANCOUVER — Mawson Resources’ (MAW-T) share price has spiked after releasing a bonanza-grade hit from its Rompas property in northern Finland.
VANCOUVER — Edgewater Exploration (EDW-V) has released a maiden resource on its Enchi gold project in Ghana as it continues to push forward with its flagship Corcoesto gold project in Spain.
VANCOUVER — As the old adage goes, it tends to always be darkest before the dawn, and that seems an apt description for Colorado-based molybdenum (moly) player Thompson Creek Metals (TCM-T, TC-N). The company is bulling through a stage of…
Alexis Minerals (AMC-T) looks to redeem itself by restarting the Snow Lake gold project in Manitoba with the help of a much needed financing.
VANCOUVER — Cline Mining (CMK-T) is suing the British Columbia government for $500 million in compensation for the coal licenses it lost when the government banned mining in the Flathead valley.
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