Tinka Needs Gravity to Light up its Peruvian Zinc
Since sphalerite is the dominant ore mineral, the company is planning to use a gravity survey to hone in on the most […]
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Canada Strategic Metals Reports Expected Results from Sakami
These new results are consistent with previous drill results for this project: Grades of 2-3 g/t with the odd higher
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In Search of Diamonds: An Introduction to Kimberlite Exploration
There’s something about diamond exploration that gets people excited. Maybe it has something to do with the visuals. The value
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IAMGOLD Starts Work on Tomagold’s Monster
An airborne magnetic survey will help the company identify structural features on the property that may have been conduits for hydrothermal activity and gold deposition. [box
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Millrock Bets on New Mexico Uranium
The project is highly speculative and doesn’t stand much of a chance unless uranium prices recover. On the other side,
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Coastal Gold reports 134,500 Oz of Gold in old Tailings
Upgrading the tailings to an Indicated Resource will be more difficult since the rocks are not “in-place” and a geologic
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Savary Advancing its Burkina Faso Gold Project
The grades don’t look particularly good until you consider that Endeavour has published a positive feasibility study on the Hounde
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Peregrine Diamonds Seems to Always come out Smelling like Roses
While the loss of a large funding partner can definitely be a set-back for a small junior mining company, Peregrine
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Fission Uranium expanding PLS with Geophysics and Lake Water Survey
Major structural faults associated with highly conductive graphite are considered to be indicators for uranium deposits. Fission is expanding out from it’s core
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Graphite One at Finding More Graphite at Graphite Creek (Graphite!)
Will the current graphite craze lasts long enough for new mines to come on-line? Higher costs and environmental concerns associated
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