Mexico and Central America

Avino drills new zones at old Mexican mine

Vancouver — Avino was once described as a “mountain of silver” by the Spaniards who mined it for a few hundred years starting in the 1500s. Now held by Avino Silver & Gold Mines (ASM-V, ASGMF-O),…


Goldcorp sells Penasquito contract

Vancouver — Goldcorp (G-T, GG-N) has closed a deal to sell one-quarter of future silver production from its Penasquito mine, in Mexico’s Zacatecas state, to Silver Wheaton (SLW-T, SLW-N) for US$485 m…


Editorial: Potash powers PCS

While the broad stock markets took a beating with the release of mixed U.S. economic data during the week ended July 29, the 30th trading week of 2007, the commodities markets continued to show underl…










The village of La Luz, where about 200 people live among the ruins of a mining boom that took place more than 200 years earlier. La Luz sits adjacent to the Real de Catorce property, where Normabec currently has a crew of 45 people, excluding drillers.

Livin’ the Mexican dream

SITE VISIT La Luz, Mexico — It was another gruelling day as a geologist for Pierre O’Dowd, vice-president exploration for Normabec Mining Resources, (NMB-T, NBEMF-O) and he was seriously considering…


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