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Joe Martin’s Juniorville Stump Speech (2 Min. Video) May 8, 2012
Joe Martin speaks about mineral exploration companies and why their stock prices have fallen so low, because the reality is, not every company’s going to make it. Investors who liked quality companies …

Mining said to need 'image makeover' to attract workers. Paying average $40 an hour not enough May 17, 2012
The Globe & Mail on Thursday wrote in depth about the recruitment crisis in the Canadian mining sector. According to the Mining Industry Human Resources Council, a body set up to help mineworkers …

Mongolia legislates caps on foreign investment May 17, 2012
Mongolia is capping foreign investment in certain industries, including mining, in an attempt to keep profits inside the mineral-rich nation’s borders. Wall Street Journal (sub required) reports that …

Gold: A dead cat bouncing or last chance to buy before Grexit and QE in the EU send prices rocketing? May 17, 2012
By late afternoon Thursday in New York spot gold was still trading near its highs for the day after gaining more than $41 an ounce or 2.6% since the open. Gold was recovering from an intra-day low yes …

Expat execs in Africa: Without 'danger pay' how does the money stack up now? May 17, 2012
Africa emerged from the 2008 financial crisis relatively unscathed and the IMF forecasts continent-wide GDP growth of 5.4% this year – the eighth year of 5%-plus growth. Some countries will enjo …

Fire-damaged Quebec mill running again May 17, 2012
The mill at Osisko Mining’s Canadian Malarctic mine is back in operation after a fire shut it down last week. The company (TSX:OSK) said today the mill would function at a reduced rate with three of …

Gold bug McEwen shifts to silver June 14, 2011
There’s a fair bit of irony that the name for the new silver mining company from a proposed merger between U.S. Gold Corp. and Minera Andes Inc. will be McEwen Mining Inc., named after noted gol …

Global mining assets to surpass US$1-trillion: PwC June 7, 2011
The raw numbers are astounding. The total assets of the 40 largest global mining companies could smash through the US$1-trillion level this year, according to an annual review of the industry released …

Politics in Peru dig into mining confidence June 2, 2011
Political risk has reared its head in Peru, where a mining-related suspension, anti-mining protests and a too-close-to-call election have all created uncertainty for mining companies

Port Hope, Ontario reaps uranium’s rewards and risks June 2, 2011
The lakeside town of Port Hope, Ontario, encompasses both the promise and the dark side of the nuclear industry, booming with the sector, yet saddled with contamination from when it helped build the b …

Uranium stocks decline as Germany goes anti-nuclear May 30, 2011
Canadian uranium stocks come under selling pressure on Monday after Germany announced it will shut down all of its nuclear reactors by 2022

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