Henry Lazenby
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International Mining Journalist / Western Editor of The Northern Miner (Canada) - OPINIONS ARE MY OWN
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4 weeks ago |
northernminer.com | Henry Lazenby
A Xinka Indigenous delegation from Guatemala visited Canada this week and had a clear message for Pan American Silver (TSX, NYSE: PAAS), which owns the Escobal mine: “No.”On May 8, the Xinka nation finished a seven-year consultation rejecting any plan to restart Escobal, which has been suspended under a 2017 Guatemalan Supreme Court directive. Their consultation report said developing Escobal was accompanied by violence, state-backed repression, forced displacement and water contamination.
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4 weeks ago |
northernminer.com | Henry Lazenby
Six months into the job, British Columbia’s Critical Minerals Minister Jagrup Brar says major mine permitting timelines have narrowed by over a third, as new mining rules are set to hasten new applications. The government is to test its new parallel-review process in B.C.’s northwestern ‘Golden Triangle’ region, Premier David Eby announced on Monday. The framework seeks to boost critical-mineral output and support community development.
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1 month ago |
northernminer.com | Henry Lazenby
Opus One Gold (TSXV: OOR) says that drilling at its Noyell project near Matagami, Quebec, has redefined management’s interpretation for the project. Hole NO-25-06 cut 8.4 metres (true width 6.6 metres) at 5.57 grams gold per tonne from 200 metres depth, Opus One said Monday in a statement. This was 90 metres below hole NO-25-01, which returned 7.3 metres at 4.12 grams gold.
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1 month ago |
northernminer.com | Henry Lazenby
NGEx Minerals’ (TSXV: NGEX; US-OTC: NGXXF) shares jumped nearly 20% on Wednesday after drill results in Argentina revealed the presence of a bigger underlying porphyry system than previously thought. Drillhole DPDH027 at the Lunahuasi project returned 0.52% copper and 0.32 grams gold per tonne over 1,619.4 metres from 385.6 to 2,005 metres depth, ending in open potassic-altered diorite porphyry, NGEx said Wednesday.
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1 month ago |
mining.com | Henry Lazenby
NGEx Minerals’ (TSXV: NGEX) shares jumped nearly 20% on Wednesday after drill results in Argentina revealed the presence of a bigger underlying porphyry system than previously thought. Drillhole DPDH027 at the Lunahuasi project returned 0.52% copper and 0.32 grams gold per tonne over 1,619.4 metres from 385.6 to 2,005 metres depth, ending in open potassic-altered diorite porphyry, NGEx said Wednesday.
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