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Beaver Creek: Gold’s bond break puts juniors in play - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Henry Lazenby October 1, 2026 BEAVER CREEK, COLO. Gold has more than doubled since early 2022 even as U.S. bond yields climbed, a break investors at the Precious Metals Summit say may signal bullion is regaining a monetary role. But the money is reaching junior miners unevenly Front-month COMEX gold futures ended Sept. 24 at $4,263 (C$6,029) per oz., 20% below their Jan. 29 record settlement of $5,318.40, according to Dow Jones market data. The nominal 10-year U.S. Treasury yield reac
Gold Fields halts Windfall work as Quebec permit lapses - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Henry Lazenby September 30, 2026 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – South Africa’s Gold Fields (NYSE, JSE: GFI) has paused underground development at Windfall in Quebec after an exploration-work permit expired, leaving its proposed $1.9 billion (C$2.7 billion) gold mine waiting on separate provincial environmental approval. The permit allowing bulk-exploration work expired at the end of August, CEO Mike Fraser said Wednesday at an industry event in Colorado Springs. Gold Fields expects Windfal
Hercules extends Idaho copper discovery - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Henry Lazenby September 30, 2026 Hercules Metals (TSXV: BIG; US-OTC: BADEF) has extended its Southern Flats copper discovery in Idaho, enlarging a target that may connect with the Leviathan system to the north. Hole HER-26-01 cut 286.5 metres grading 0.43% copper from 862.6 metres downhole, including 65.5 metres at 0.61% copper from the same starting depth, the company said Wednesday. The Hercules project lies about 200 km northwest of Boise, Idaho’s capital. “With these big copper po
Beaver Creek: BC chief warns permits aren't consent - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Henry Lazenby September 30, 2026 BEAVER CREEK, Colo. – A Kwagu’ł hereditary chief cautioned mining investors not to mistake government permits or mineral claims for his people’s consent, saying capital spent before engagement gives companies no entitlement to approval. David Mungo Knox, whose hereditary name is Walas ’Namugwis, said some parts of Kwagu’ł territory on northern Vancouver Island may accommodate development, while sacred or culturally important places will not. Investors
Mining Forum: US needs Canada to break China’s minerals grip - The Northern Miner (opens the original)
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Posted By: Henry Lazenby September 28, 2026 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Washington’s hostility towards Canada threatens its effort to reduce dependence on Chinese minerals, former U.S. sanctions official Edward Fishman said Monday. The United States has the money and political will to invest in mineral supplies but needs Canadian and Australian mining expertise to develop them, Fishman, a former Obama Administration official who left government in 2017, told the Mining Forum Americas in Colorado S
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