Shane Lasley

Anchorage

Publisher and Editor at North of 60 Mining News

Publisher and Editor at Metal Tech News

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Cassiar Gold adds 900k oz gold to Taurus

1 week ago | miningnewsnorth.com | Shane Lasley |Cassiar Gold Corp

Cassiar Gold Corp. June 12 announced a significant upgrade and expansion of the Taurus gold deposit on the company's namesake project in British Columbia's Golden Triangle. The 145,800-acre (59,000 hectares) Cassiar gold property is divided into two areas – Cassiar North, which hosts the bulk tonnage Taurus gold deposit, and Cassiar South, which hosts multiple high-grade gold targets.
Denmark bank invests US$15.5M in Amaroq

1 week ago | miningnewsnorth.com | Shane Lasley

The Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO) June 12 announced that it has invested 100 million Danish kroner (US$15.5 million) to increase its stake in Amaroq Minerals Ltd., a company focused on exploring and developing gold and critical mineral projects in southern Greenland.
Lucid signs supply deal with Graphite One

1 week ago | miningnewsnorth.com | Shane Lasley

Silicon Valley-based electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid Motors and North America-focused critical minerals company Graphite One have signed a multi-year deal that will establish an all-American mine-to-EV battery graphite supply chain with links in Alaska, Ohio, Arizona, and garages across the United States.
Blue Star expands Nunavut gold project

1 week ago | miningnewsnorth.com | Shane Lasley

Blue Star Gold Corp. June 10 reported that it has staked a block of claims covering high-grade gold targets at the north end of its more than 27,000-hectare (66,700 acres) land package alongside the proposed Grays Bay Road in Nunavut's West Kitikmeot region. The company's land package includes the Ulu-Hood River and Roma projects, which cover a more than 45-kilometer (28 miles) stretch of the High Lake Greenstone Belt.
Felix makes antimony push near Fairbanks

1 week ago | miningnewsnorth.com | Shane Lasley

Felix Gold Ltd. June 11 announced the start of drilling and other work to support a feasibility study for a potential near-term antimony mine on the company's road-accessible Treasure Creek project about 15 miles north of Fairbanks, Alaska. "Treasure Creek is uniquely positioned - a brownfield site that has already supplied the U.S. government, sitting just outside Fairbanks with road, power, and workforce on its doorstep," said Felix Gold Executive Director Joe Webb.
Nova begins antimony drilling at Stibium

1 week ago | miningnewsnorth.com | Shane Lasley

Nova Minerals Ltd. June 11 announced that it has begun inaugural drilling at the high-grade Stibium gold-antimony target on the company's Estelle project in the West Susitna Mineral District, approximately 100 miles northwest of Anchorage, Alaska.
$1B of interest in Quebec graphite supply

1 week ago | metaltechnews.com | Shane Lasley

With backing from both Ottawa and Washington, Nouveau Monde Graphite Inc. has received letters of interest for more than US$1 billion to finance the development of a mine-to-battery anode supply chain in Quebec – a key step toward building a North American alternative to China's graphite dominance.
ReElement refines US gallium, terbium

1 week ago | metaltechnews.com | Shane Lasley

As China tightens its grip on critical minerals, a Purdue-born purification platform is enabling ReElement Technologies to produce ultra-pure terbium and gallium from discarded U.S. defense stockpiles – a leap toward domestic supply chain security for America's high-tech, clean energy, and defense sectors.
Trump declares critical mineral emergency

2 weeks ago | metaltechnews.com | Shane Lasley

President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency and invoked Defense Production Act (DPA) authorities to fast-track U.S. production of critical minerals vital to the economy and national security. This move, enabled by expanded executive powers under the Korean War-era DPA, waives congressional funding approvals and other limitations on creating, expanding, or restoring essential domestic supply chains.
Thesis Gold builds Lawyers-Ranch momentum

2 weeks ago | miningnewsnorth.com | Shane Lasley

Thesis Gold Inc. June 5 said it is mobilizing equipment and crews for a more than 15,000-meter drill program focused on expanding resources, testing discovery targets, and collecting data for a prefeasibility study (PFS) for mine development at its Lawyers-Ranch gold-silver project in Northern British Columbia's Toodoggone Mining District.