Trilogy releases Arctic project feasibility study
The latest study suggests a 10,000-tonne-per-day, 12 year open-pit operation at the project in northwestern Alaska’s Ambler mining district.
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Battle North raising C$55 million in upsized bought deal
Proceeds will be used for exploration, pre-development and development work at the Bateman gold project in the Red Lake district of Ontario.
Teck shares plunge on Ottawa environment review of BC coal project
Mining Association of Canada accused the federal government of making a political decision on proposed metallurgical coal project in British Columbia.
Seequent releases GeoStudio Core 2021 for enhanced geotechnical analysis
Company says GeoStudio Core 2021 is the most significant GeoStudio release in the past five years.
Mountain Province looks to biggest shareholder for revenue, refinancing
After closing a C$50 million alternative diamond sale deal in June with Dunebridge Worldwide, company is proposing to double the value of the sales agreement to C$100 million.
Ascot expands Premier West zone, shares up
The drill highlights include 24.2 metres of 13.74 g/t gold starting at 228.9 metres.
Troilus receives approval to dewater pits
Dewatering of the two pits in Quebec is expected to allow additional exploration work.
Kirkland Lake installs Chrysos PhotonAssay at Fosterville
Chrysos PhotonAssay is a chemistry-free replacement for fire assays – it uses high-energy X-rays to excite atomic nuclei for enhanced analysis of metals.
Banyan reports long intercepts from Airstrip zone in the Yukon
The drill highlights include 116.4 metres of 0.75 g/t gold starting at 20.2 metres; 65.2 metres of 0.64 g/t gold from 5.8 metres; as well as 46 metres of 0.63 g/t gold starting at 88.1 metres.
New Found starts 100,000-metre drill program at Queensway
New Found Gold expects to have four drills turning by the end of September, completing 2,000 metres of core drilling a week.
Tahltan Nation backs Skeena’s Eskay Creek gold project in British Columbia
The Tahltan Central Government board of directors may consider granting consent for the Eskay Creek project in January.
