Blair Mcbride
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Miata drills 3.4 g gold at Sela Creek in Suriname - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Blair McBride September 30, 2026 Drilling at Miata Metals’ (TSXV: MMET; US-OTC: MMETF) Sela Creek project in Suriname has returned stacked, high-grade intercepts in the Jons Trend, giving it the potential for open-pit mining, the company says. Shares rose. Highlight hole 26DDH-JT-023 cut 35 metres grading 3.41 grams gold per tonne from 97.7 metres depth, including 5.5 metres at 15.36 grams gold and 5.2 metres grading 3.4 grams gold, Miata reported Tuesday. Hole 26DDH-JT-022 returned 3
Peninsula’s uranium resource grows as ramp-up lags - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Blair McBride September 28, 2026 An update for Peninsula Energy’s (ASX: PEN; US-OTC: PENMF) producing Lance project in Wyoming lifts its contained uranium to 59 million lb., reinforcing its position as the largest single nuclear metal project in the United States by publicly disclosed and compliant resources. Lance now hosts 15.5 million measured and indicated tonnes grading 0.05% uranium oxide (U3O8) for 16.2 million lb. contained U3O8 and 38.5 million inferred tonnes at 0.04% U3O8 f
AI boom fails to lift gold demand, WGC says - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Blair McBride September 25, 2026 The artificial-intelligence (AI) surge has yet to raise overall technology-sector demand for gold, as attempts by manufacturers to reduce their use of the metal – still at high prices – offset growth in AI applications last year, the World Gold Council says. Demand for AI chips has exploded while gold use in technology remained essentially flat at 323 tonnes in 2025 amid miniaturization and manufacturers’ efforts to reduce or eliminate gold from some c
Collective hits gold-tungsten beyond Apollo model - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Blair McBride September 24, 2026 Collective Mining (TSX, Nasdaq: CNL) has hit high-grade gold and tungsten in schist outside the southern edge of its Apollo breccia in Colombia, opening a new drilling target beyond the current resource model. Hole APC150-D4 cut 8.15 metres grading 8.47 grams gold per tonne, 4 grams silver and 0.40% tungsten trioxide (WO₃) from 927 metres below surface, Collective said Thursday. “We view this as positive for Collective shares,” Scotiabank Global Equity
NexGold hits 14g at Goldlund in Ontario - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Blair McBride September 23, 2026 Recent high-grade drill results at NexGold Mining’s (TSXV: NEXG; US-OTC: NXGCF) Goldlund deposit in northwestern Ontario continue to show consistent mineralization at depth that could be accessible from a potential open pit at the project. Highlight hole GL-26-034 cut 13 metres grading 2.84 grams gold per tonne from 205 metres depth, including 8 metres at 9.76 grams gold and 7 metres grading 14.07 grams gold, NexGold reported Wednesday. Goldlund is abo
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