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ENVIRONMENT

Four groups given $96k for assessments of Critical Elements project Restricted

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The Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency (the Agency) has allocated a total of $96.37-million to four applicants to support their participation in the federal environmental assessment of project developer Critical Elements’ proposed Rose...
By: Henry Lazenby
4th April 2013
 
 
MINING RULES

Northern Ontario First Nations ask Minister to defer new mining rules Restricted

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A group of First Nations residing in the north of Ontario this week asked Ontario’s Minister of Northern Development and Mines Michael Gravelle to delay implementing new mining rules that came into effect on Monday, claiming that the new...
By: Henry Lazenby
4th April 2013
 
 
GRAPHITE

Energizer expects synergies between Madagascar graphite and coal projects Restricted

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Toronto- and Frankfurt-listed Energizer Resources believes synergies between its Molo graphite project and the neighbouring Sakoa coalfield may be realised sooner than initially believed, and could potentially positively impact the Molo...
By: Henry Lazenby
4th April 2013
 
 
MINE DEVELOPMENT

Aureus Mining gets approval to relocate two Liberian villages Restricted

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The Liberian Environmental Protection Agency has approved the relocation action plan (RAP) and the community development plan (CDP) for the relocation of the Larjor and Kinjor villages, which would allow Aureus Mining to move forward with...
By: Henry Lazenby
3rd April 2013
 
 
RARE EARTHS

Namibia Rare Earths produces first heavy rare-earths concentrate Restricted

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Canada’s Namibia Rare Earths on Wednesday said it has produced a concentrate grading 8.39% total rare earth oxide (TREO), with 96.1% heavy rare earth enrichment, from a sample of the high-grade mineralisation from its Lofdal project in...
By: Henry Lazenby
3rd April 2013
 
 
FEASIBILITY STUDY

Aldridge Minerals reports ‘robust’ metrics for Turkish project Restricted

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Toronto-based Aldridge Minerals on Wednesday reported “robust” metrics for its flagship Yenipazar polymetallic project, in the geographic heart of Turkey. The company published the results of a feasibility study, which had placed an after-tax...
By: Henry Lazenby
3rd April 2013
 
 
ENVIRONMENT

Arizona town rescinds acid-use ban, allowing Curis project to proceed Restricted

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The town council of Florence, Arizona, has rescinded an ordinance enacted in August 2012 that had effectively banned the use of large quantities of sulphuric acid by miners and other businesses, which now paved the way for mineral-development firm...
By: Henry Lazenby
2nd April 2013
 
 
INITIAL PLACEMENTS

Mining at record low in uneven IPO market Restricted

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For the first time in a decade, Canada's normally bustling mining sector couldn't muster a single initial public offering (IPO) on either the TSX or TSX Venture exchange in the first quarter of this year, a survey of the Canadian IPO market by...
By: Creamer Media Reporter
1st April 2013
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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