Mining – Precious Metals

We have written an 18-page Industry Report on “Can British Columbia’s Copper Projects Meet North America’s Green Energy Dream – A Focus on the Copper Projects in the Quesnel Trough”. The report highlights the critical role of copper in advancing a de-carbonized economy and its pivotal role across various industries, including electronics, construction, and renewable energy. Highlighting the dynamics of global copper supply and demand, it explores the challenges and opportunities within the market, driven by technological advancements and the green energy transition. The report features a detailed analysis of British Columbia’s Quesnel Terrane, a major copper-producing region, and summaries of mining & exploration companies in that region. The report also offers a forward-looking perspective on copper’s contribution to the global economy and sustainable practices shaping its future. [more]

Discover the untapped potential of Canada’s North at the PDAC 2024 conference, where mining companies showcase their contributions to the global economy and green energy transition. This region, rich in critical minerals like cobalt, lithium, and gold, faces unique challenges, from environmental impacts to logistical hurdles. PDAC highlights the importance of sustainable development, Indigenous partnerships, and innovative solutions to these challenges. Join industry leaders, government officials, and Indigenous communities in discussions that shape the future of mining in the Arctic, ensuring responsible resource development and environmental stewardship. We highlight 11 companies currently operating or exploration in Canada’s North that you can meet this year at PDAC 2024. [more]

The PDAC 2024 Convention in Toronto showcases a lineup of keynote speakers, each offering unique insights into the mineral exploration and mining industries. Jakob Stausholm of Rio Tinto will discuss the pivotal role of metals in the renewable energy transition. Michael Stanley from The World Bank will explore the potential of the Global South in reshaping mineral supply chains. Denise Johnson of Caterpillar will address the transformative impact of technology on mining. Lastly, Wojtek Wodzicki from Lundin Group‘s Vicuña Exploration Team will share their ground-breaking discovery story. These sessions promise to enlighten and inspire, highlighting innovative approaches and challenges in the industry. [more]

The Canadian Mining Hall of Fame inducted five new members on Thursday night at a great gala event: David Ross Bell, Ross D. Lawrence, John T. Postle, William E. Roscoe, and Eric Sprott. The induction ceremony took place at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, with over 700 guests attending. The event celebrated the achievements of the new members. [more]

The Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2024 Convention, the world’s foremost event in mineral exploration and mining, taking place in Toronto, Ontario, Canada from March 3 to 6. The “World’s Premier Mineral Exploration & Mining Convention” is a hub for industry professionals, governments, and organizations involved in mineral exploration. PDAC 2024 promises an unparalleled in-person experience, offering a unique platform for networking, learning, and collaboration among global experts and enthusiasts in the mining industry. [more]

In an interconnected global economy, geopolitical events can send ripples across markets, affecting investment strategies and outcomes. From the Ukraine-Russia conflict to sudden escalations in Israel, investors find themselves navigating an ever-evolving landscape. This article covers recent events, with a spotlight on Israel-based businesses. [more]

In this short video, Chris Thompson of eResearch talks about Canadian North Resources (TSXV:CNRI | FSE:EO0) and eResearch’s 43-page Equity Research Report that covers an in-depth analysis of the company and a detailed overview of its exploration projects in Nunavut. [more]

We have written a 43-page Update Report on Canadian North Resources Inc. (TSXV: CNRI | OTCQX: CNRSF | FSE: EO0), a Canadian-based mineral exploration and development company that explores for minerals in Nunavut, Canada. Since the Initiation Report that was released last year, CNRI has completed additional exploration and drilling at the 100%-owned Ferguson Lake Project, identified five new near-surface targets for Ni, Cu, Co, Pd, and Pt mineralization in the exploration claims surrounding the mining leases, announced the discovery of granitic pegmatites that potentially contain lithium-bearing minerals, and raised additional capital. This Update Report provides a summary of activities since the Initiation Report as the Company continues to drill to build on the existing mineral resource and de-risk the project. We increased the Target Price to $5.25 from $5.00. [more]