NAP outlines Shebandowan zones
An 8,400-metre drilling program at the Shebandowan mine, west of Thunder Bay, Ont., has defined three zones of mineralization west of the former nickel producer.
An 8,400-metre drilling program at the Shebandowan mine, west of Thunder Bay, Ont., has defined three zones of mineralization west of the former nickel producer.
The Island gold project near Dubreuilville, Ont., has reserves sufficient to produce for over four years, plus sign…
Miramar Minings (MAE-T, MNG-X) is continuing to define its multitude of deposits at its Hope Bay gold project in N…
Vancouver – The annual PricewaterhouseCoopers survey of the mining industry in British Columbia laid out in numbers…
Vancouver – Coming out of nowhere, Golden Chalice Resources (GCR-V, GCRIF-O) soared up the stock charts on a wide n…
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Vancouver – With shares of First Point Minerals (FPX-V, FPOCF-O) rallying about 30%, investors seem to approve of p…
A meaty hostile offer has been tabled; now let the politics begin. On May 7, U.S. aluminum giant Alcoa (AA-N) unveiled a cash-and-share bid for Canada’s largest mining company, Alcan (AL-T, AL-N), in …
SITE VISIT Thunder Bay, Ont. — A mineral prospect recently discovered on the north shore of Lake Superior by Metalcorp (MTC-V, MTLCF-O) illustrates how nature has a surprise or two…
The old saw “better late than never” came to mind during the week ended May 5, the 18th trading week of 2007.
Vancouver — Mountain Province Diamonds (MPV-T, MDM-X) and De Beers Canada have wrapped up winter drilling on the Tuzo kimberlite pipe at the Gahcho Ku diamond property, located about 300 km northeas…
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