Galway discovers new gold zone at Clarence Stream project
Galway Metals has discovered 7 metres of visible gold starting 51 metres downhole in a new area of its Clarence Stream project in New Brunswick.
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QMC to run metallurgical test on lithium pegmatite sample from Manitoba mine
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First Quantum calls off massive job cuts in Zambia
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