New Dawn Mining Corp. Appoints New Director

New Dawn Mining Corp. announce the appointment of Mr. Phillip MacDonnell to its Board of Directors, effective immediately, through the expansion of its Board from four to five members. Mr. MacDonnell received a B.A. (Hons) from University of Western Ontario, and is a Chartered Accountant. Mr. MacDonnell was a founding partner of Loewen Ondaatje McCutcheon & Co. Ltd., an international institutional... 

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Raytec Metals Corp. to Begin 2D Seismic Survey on KP441 Potash Claim

Raytec Metals Corp. has engaged the services of Kinetex Inc., a subsidiary of FirstGrowth-EDS, to conduct 2-D seismic work on its Saskatchewan KP441 potash claim in advance of a proposed phase one drill program. The Company recently received its exploration permits on the KP441 and KP452 potash claims, covering 91,549 acres, from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Energy and Mines. In June 2008, a NI43-101... 

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Monroe Minerals appoints independent advisors for uranium division

Monroe Minerals Inc. is pleased to announce the appointment of independent advisors to its uranium division in Africa and Canada. The role of these advisors will be to review new uranium projects, assist with program planning and implementation, and analyse exploration results. In Africa, Monroe has appointed The Mineral Corporation. The Mineral Corporation is a leading senior advisor to the African... 

Hecla Opens Vancouver Office and Appoints Two Vice Presidents

Hecla Mining Company is pleased to announce the opening of an additional corporate office in Vancouver, British Columbia, scheduled for February 5, 2007. Hecla’s President and Chief Executive Officer, Phillips S. Baker, Jr., said, “Vancouver is widely recognized as a major mining center, and certainly a hub of exploration activity. Our strategy is to be a viable, visible partner for companies... 

Canada’s cutting-edge energy model

If you want a glimpse of this province’s energy future, drive the winding country roads to its eastern tip, take a left at the sign for the village of Elmira, and follow the red dirt track to the right. You can’t miss it. Ten wind turbines stand along the trail, each 26 stories tall, with blades as long as 125 feet. When workers finish the last one this month, the new Eastern Kings Wind...