Time for some Updates
In the 11 years since Geology for Investors launched companies have come and gone, mines have closed and (rarely) opened, […]
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Canada
Pak: Ontario’s next Frontier in Lithium
The push for a green economy has created an explosion in demand for lithium, which in turn has fueled a
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Canada’s Critical Minerals Strategy: The First Step on a Long Road
Like many nations today, Canada has committed to developing a stronger domestic supply chain for minerals deemed critical to national
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Eskay Creek: The Treasure Hunt Continues
Nothing captures the mind of the geologist, investor, or plain-old treasure hunter, quite like high-grade gold (Au). Small wonder that
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James Bay: An Up-and-Coming Lithium Camp
Demand for lithium (Li) has never been higher and is almost certain to continue rising. This demand has led to
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The Next Generation of Cobalt Mines
Out of all the ‘critical’ metals, cobalt (Co) is perhaps the most threatened. This rare metal is a vital component
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Delta Resources: Small Company, Big Potential
The potential of a property can be a hard thing to access during the early stages of exploration. Working in
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MIAC: the next big thing in Mineral Deposits?
Deposit models are the cornerstone of economic geology. They help us classify, understand, and find mineral deposits. Some deposits, however,
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The Dixie Project: A New Gold Camp on the Horizon?
It’s rare enough to discover a completely new deposit, never mind a new gold (Au) camp in a tier-one jurisdiction.
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Red Lake: The Times They Are A-Changin’
Canada is the fifth largest gold (Au) producer in the world, and the Red Lake camp has been a cornerstone
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