Chalice files new 43-101 for East Cadillac property
The resources include 225,342 measured and indicated tonnes grading 4.17 g/t gold for 30,212 oz. of contained gold.
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Champion Iron hunts high grade zones at Powderhorn
The company says the data acquired in 2017 and 2018 demonstrates the presence of a 50-metre thick zinc-bearing unit with several high grade lenses.
Iamgold cuts Westwood workforce by 32%
A planned reduction due to the stage of mine development and a realignment due to the 2019 guidance numbers were considered in making the decision.
Non-contact radar from BinMaster offers precision measurement of liquids
Measuring challenging or corrosive liquids, such as asphalts or syrups, can be mastered using the robust NCR-30.
Endeavour pours first gold at Ity CIL project
The company has poured its first dore bar from its Ity carbon-in-leach project four months earlier than planned and under budget.
Anglo American floats solar farm on tailings at Los Bronces
This pilot project is expected to generate 150 MWh/year from 256 photovoltaic cells.
TerraX traces high grade Giant mine zones onto its BDC target zone
The historical core confirms mineralization from 50 to 425 metres below surface. The company is planning surface work to develop additional drill targets.
MAC says mining needs government support to enhance competitiveness
Capital investment in the mining sector has declined each year since 2012, with investment intentions for 2018 in line with this trend.
Metals Creek releases Garrison drill results
The company has an option to earn a 100% interest in the Garrison property, which lies between projects owned by Osisko Metals and Kirkland Lake Gold.
Canada invests $72 million in clean technology for two Alberta companies
The funds will go to oil sands producer Canadian Natural Resources and Titanium Corp.'s Creating Value from Waste (CVW) technology.
British Columbia appealing court ruling on Indigenous consultation for mining rights
DRIPA, passed in 2019, requires aligning provincial laws with UNDRIP principles.
