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Metallic starts drilling at Keno Silver in Yukon
In the first phase of the program, a reverse circulation rig will test multi-kilometre anomalies discovered last year at the East Keno area.
Ambler district access road approved in Alaska
The Record of Decision approves the development of the “A” route, which is to be a 211-mile-long gravel private access road.
Monarch hits high-grade gold at McKenzie Break
Highlights from the drill program include drill hole 20-255, which intersected 14 metres grading 13.95 grams gold per tonne starting from 301 metres downhole.
US moves to boost domestic production of strategic minerals
The Pentagon and U.S. tech companies have grown concerned that China could cut off exports of the minerals to the US.
Erdene shares jump on Sprott investment
Shares of the Mongolia-focused miner jumped 12% following Sprott's C$15 million investment.
Musk’s desire for more nickel could be a non-starter
Elon Musk may want more nickel mines, but it's the stainless sector that will decide if he gets them.
Gold price tops $1,900 – nears all-time high
Spot gold has risen more than 4% this week, on pace for its longest win streak since 2011.
Australia to curb ‘excessive’ wait times for project approvals
The National Cabinet’s decision to adopt a new process for environmental approvals will cut waiting times for mining projects.
