Junior Mining News

Rainy Mountain Looks for Opportunities Outside Canada

By Scott Tibballs Rainy Mountain Royalty Corp (TSXV:RMO) has released information detailing that the company is exploring opportunities in the base metals sector outside of Canada, including in Namibia. In a release on Monday (June 18) where the company outlined it’s current projects in Ontario, the company said that “a potential transaction to acquire a

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Company Updates From Management – Tue 19 Jun, 2018

By Cory댊 Skeena Resources – 200 Footwall Drill Results And Other Project Updates Last week we saw the initial drill result from the drilling at the unexplored 200 Footwall Corridor. Skeena Resources (SKE:TSX-V & OTCQX:SKREF) President and CEO Walter Coles joins me to recap the result and look ahead to the remaining results. We also

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Out with the Gold: The Big Data, AI Mining Revolution

By Georgia Williams There are few sectors and industries that have not been impacted by technological advancement. Whether it’s improving efficiency, enhancing transparency or transforming the supply chain, big data, machine learning and AI are poised to reshape the mining sector as we know it; and the timing couldn’t be any better. At the recent

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Metalla Royalty’s Drew Clark: “Gold Has Always Run at a Sprint”

By Olivia Da Silva  Drew Clark, vice president of corporate development at Metalla Royalty & Streaming (TSXV:MTA), had advice for investors during a panel discussion at last week’s Mining Investment North America conference, touching specifically on how to navigate production downturn for certain commodities. Following the panel, Clark elaborated further in a one-on-one interview

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Daily markets morning round-up: E-mini S&P, gold, crude & Treasuries

Risk-off sentiment is sweeping through global markets after U.S. President Trump fired back at China last night. He instructed the U.S trade representative to identify $200 billion worth of Chinese goods to impose a 10% tariff. Crude oil recovered very well yesterday as speculation mounted that OPEC will only raise production 300,000 to 600,000 bpd.

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