Articles from the December 4, 2016 edition
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"We can finally get back to business!"
Earlier in November, the Alaska Miners Association held its annual convention and trade show in Anchorage and as always, the well-attended convention overlapped with election Tuesday. While the... — Updated 1/26/2018
Ucore adds engineering strength to board with chairman, director picks
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. Nov. 22 announced the appointment of Patrick Ryan as chairman of its board of directors. He is the founder of Neocon International, a Nova Scotia-based plastics manufacturing company that serves as a tier one supplier to lead... — Updated 12/4/2016
Tahltan, Geotech form Tahltech, preferred Golden Triangle driller
Tahltan Nation Development Corp., the business arm of the Tahltan Nation, Nov. 22 announced the formation of Tahltech Drilling Services Ltd., the preferred surface and underground drilling company... — Updated 12/4/2016
3 Aces permitted for expanded exploration
Golden Predator Mining Corp. Nov. 8 announced the receipt of a Class 4 Mining Land Use Permit that allows for a significant expansion of exploration activities at its 3 Aces gold project in... — Updated 12/4/2016
More gold targets at Committee Bay
Auryn Resources Inc. Nov. 28 posted results from a till sampling program designed to identify the highest grade gold-in-till signatures along the 300-kilometer- (185 miles) long greenstone belt at... — Updated 12/4/2016
Junior eyes wider gold potential at Indin Lake
Nighthawk Gold Corp. Nov. 24 reported another round of results from an 8,400-meter drill program completed this year at its Indin Lake gold property roughly 200 kilometers (125 miles) north of... — Updated 12/4/2016
IDM boosts gold-silver zones at Red Mountain
IDM Mining Ltd. Nov. 28 reported assays from 10 underground holes drilled this year at the Red Mountain gold project in northwestern British Columbia. This batch of drill results are primarily from... — Updated 12/4/2016
Alaskan for Interior?
The United States Department of Interior manages roughly 198 million acres of federally owned lands in Alaska, a block that is 10 percent larger than the entire state of Texas. So, it is only... — Updated 12/4/2016
