TMAC completes permitting for Madrid and Boston projects
The Minister of Intergovernmental and Northern Affairs approved the licences, as recommended by the Nunavut Water Board.
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Osisko Metals offers 2018 highlights, 2019 outlook
Last February the company acquired Pine Point Mining and initiated the largest active drill program in the Northwest Territories.
Alamos Gold drills highest grades yet at Island mine
Alamos said the high grade mineralization is known to extend 1,000 metres east of the current mine working.
Barkerville cuts long and strong intersections at Cow Mountain
The best hole assayed 8.70 g/t gold over 3.4 metres, including 169.50 g/t over 0.5 metre.
Canadian Gold Miner discovers new zone south of Kirkland Lake
Channel sampling at the Behold zone late last year returned assays as high as 8.6 g/t gold over 0.30 metre and 5.42 g/t over 0.67 metre.
Denison outlines 2019 exploration plans
Targets at Wheeler River, Waterbury Lake, and Hook-Carter properties – all in the Athabasca Basin – will be diamond drilled.
Porter project yields 819 g/t for Strikepoint Gold
Canada-based Strikepoint Gold has completed 4,304 metres of diamond drilling from surface last year at the historic Porter and Silverado mines.
Copper Mountain produces 79m lb in 2018, sets guidance for next three years
The mill treated 40,000 t/d with an average head grade of 0.31% copper.
Osisko hits 2,223 g/t over 2.0 metres at Windfall
The company began an 800,000-metre drill program in 2015, and is currently focused on infill drilling at the main Windfall and Lynx deposits.
Osisko begins share buyback and cuts debt
The share buyback program was announced last month at the same time Osisko said it had received proceeds of $159.4 million from Pretium Resources
Denison’s Phoenix uranium project lands final permit
In addition to the assessment approval, the CNSC issued Denison a licence to prepare the site and construct a mine and mill.