2012




Hudson River Minerals President and CEO Stephen Balch (left) and prospector Clifford Hicks trace quartz veins with a GPS for a distance of 450 metres at the Forge Lake gold project near Wawa, Ontario. The veins remain open along strike. Photo by Hudson River Minerals

Hudson River gains 189% on Wawa gold

Shares of Ontario-focused explorer Hudson River Minerals (HRM-V) surged on assays from its recent drill program at the Forge Lake gold property, near Wawa, Ont. 




Orezone turns asset to cash in Burkina

Being in a gold rich company before the rest of the world gets turned on to it can pay some handsome dividends as Orezone Gold (ORE-T) is proving in Burkina Faso.


Salazar gains on Lundin’s investment

Salazar Resources (SRL-V) climbed 18% on news that Lundin Mining (LUN-T) acquired a 15.4% stake in the company by buying over 80% of Salazar’s $3-million private placement, consisting of 6 million units priced at 50¢ apiece.


Malaysia gives Lynas temporary licence

Shares of Lynas Corp. (LYC-A, LYSDY-O) closed 19% higher at A$1.59 on the Australian Stock Exchange following news that, after a year of delay, Malaysia has approved a temporary operating licence for the rare earth separation plant the company…


First Point shares up 105% so far in 2012

The junior mining sector is off to a fantastic start in 2012 and few companies have seen their share price rise as much as First Point Minerals (FPX-V). The company’s shares are up 105% since Dec. 30, climbing from a near-52-week low of…


Glencore, Xstrata in merger talks

Commodities trader Glencore (glen-l) is looking to combine with Xstrata (xta-l) in a possible all-share merger of equals, which will see the combined entity dominate the global markets for thermal coal, zinc, lead and ferrochrome, and become a…


Great Western to reap Chinese expertise

Over the last month Great Western Minerals (GWG-T) has completed a joint-venture with the Chinese to build a rare earth separation plant near its Steenkampskraal mine in South Africa, about 350 km north of Capetown, and successfully carried out…


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