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(Kitco News) – he Canadian Mining Hall of Fame is now accepting nominations. Through their leadership and achievements, individual nominees must have shaped Canada’s global leadership in mining.

(Kitco News) – Gold prices are modestly lower in midday U.S. trading Tuesday, as trader and investor attitudes are more upbeat on this day, as seen by rallies in global stock markets that are due in part to big gains in crude oil prices today.

(Kitco News) – The world’s second-largest gold consuming nation saw a massive drop in gold imports in April, down 99.9% on an annual basis — the lowest level in three decades, according to reports citing government sources.

(Kitco News) – Rio2 is a gold development company, working on bringing the Fenix project into production. We discussed the recent acquisition of some strategic mining infrastructure, a massive naked short position in the stock and how the company is fi…

Orezone Gold is a development stage company on the brink of breaking ground on its Bombore gold project in Burkina Faso – a debt package was supposed to be announced already, but COVID-19 has slowed things down. Regardless of the current pandemic, the …

(Kitco News) – Nighthawk Gold is actively exploring the Colomac projet in the Northwest Territories. We speak with Dr. Byron about the impacts of COVID19 on the current drill program, the upcoming resource update and next steps for the company.

(Kitco News) – Gold prices are holding above support at $1,700 but is struggling to find momentum after sentiment in the U.S. service sector fell less than expected, according to the data from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM).

(Kitco News) – India’s gold imports ground to a virtual halt last month, but global gold prices held up due to strong demand from exchange-traded funds, said Commerzbank.

(Kitco News) – Unionized workers have gone on strike at the Tasiast mine owned by Kinross Gold Corp. (TSX: K; NYSE: KGC), the company announced Tuesday.

(Kitco News) – Unionized workers have gone on strike at the Tasiast mine owned by Kinross Gold Corp. (TSX: K; NYSE: KGC), the company announced Tuesday.