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Uranium Ground Next to a New Discovery, But Can They Permit it?

Generation Uranium’s flagship is the Yath uranium project in Nunavut’s Kivalliq region, about 235 km southwest of Baker Lake and directly north of ATHA Energy’s Angilak property. It’s early stage. Decades of historical work turned up surface samples close to 10% U3O8, but the best drill result so far is 1 m of 0.22% U3O8. The CEO thinks the project has much more to offer than that. In this interview, I asked Michael about the history of the asset, his commitment to the company, and his plans for the project’s future.

Big Copper Target Next to a Major in BC, But Will it Hold Together?

Oreterra Metals’ flagship project is Trek South, a copper-gold porphyry target in BC’s Golden Triangle about 10 km southeast of Teck and Newmont’s Galore Creek. Nobody drilled it before because it sat under a glacier until recently. Kevin was founding CEO of GT Gold, which found Saddle North before Newmont bought the company, and earlier ran PC Gold. The second asset is Kinkaid in Nevada. In this interview, I asked about the history of the asset, their plans for its future, the timeline behind the catalysts, and the risks to their strategy.

The Only Uranium Project in Guyana, But Can They Drill There?

U92 Energy’s flagship asset is the Kurupung uranium project in Guyana’s Cuyuni-Mazaruni region. Kurupung has about 129,000 metres of historical drilling (just over 40,000m by Cogema and about 88,000m by U3O8 Corp), which stopped work after Fukushima. The historical estimate is 10.6M lb indicated at 0.072% U3O8 plus 10M lb inferred, for 20.6M lb at a 0.03% cut-off, across four Aricheng deposits. At the originally recommended 0.05% cut-off it falls to about 16M lb. None of it is U92’s own drilling. In this interview, I asked about the history of the asset, the current state of the permits, and their plans for the future.

Visible Gold in New Holes, But Can the Assays Confirm Scale?

Dreadnought Resources’ flagship asset is the Star of Mangaroon, a small high-grade gold deposit in the Gascoyne that Black Cat Syndicate would mine, haul and process at its Paulsens mill. Metzke’s Find at the Illaara project is lined up as a second potential small cash source. The bigger goal is using that cash to fund exploration for a multi-million-ounce discovery at Mangaroon and Illaara. The company also holds rare earths and niobium at Yin and Gifford Creek, and a nickel-copper project at the Money Intrusion that Teck is earning into. In this interview, I asked about the share structure, the Black Cat relationship, why Star is late, the cash position, the exploration pipeline and the main risks.

Targeting First Gold in Mali Soon, But Will Permitting Cooperate?

Compass Gold’s flagship is the Massala project in southern Mali. Compass wants to take Massala straight from exploration into a small, shallow, gravity-only open pit under Mali’s new Small Mine Permit category, without doing a PEA or feasibility study first. In this interview, we asked the CEO about that plan, as well as the time and money he expects it to take.

Copper-Zinc Resource Growth in Newfoundland, But Is is Big Enough?

Canterra Mineral is focused on the Lundberg deposit at their 100%-owned Buchans project in central Newfoundland. Lundberg is a stockwork sulphide deposit tied to the VMS system that fed the old Buchans mine. That makes it different from the higher-grade massive sulphide lenses that were mined there for 50 years. In this interview, I asked the CEO about the recent resource upgrade, their plans for the future, and what else they have going on.

New Copper Discovery, But Is the Grade There?

Storm Exploration’s focus right now is its 100% owned Gold Standard project, about 60 km north of Fort Frances in northwestern Ontario. Storm is targeting a copper and zinc VMS system there, defined by a conductor that it now interprets as running about 7 km. It also has two other projects in the portfolio, Keezhik and Attwood. In this interview, I asked for an update on the drilling, as well as about the first drill program at Gold Standard, Eric Sprott’s investment, and the plan for 2027.

Gold Project Next to AngloGold in Nevada, But Is There a Real System?

Bullfrog Gold is exploring the South Bullfrog gold-silver project near Beatty, Nevada, in the Walker Lane, about 5 km south of AngloGold Ashanti’s North Bullfrog project. The land package is 488 unpatented BLM claims covering about 10,000 acres. They are looking for low-sulphidation epithermal gold and silver. In this conversation, I asked the upcoming first drill program, the financing that just closed, insider alignment, and why the ground was never drilled before.

Gold-Silver Resource in Argentina, But Can the Grade Hold? 

Fredonia Mining’s flagship project is the El Dorado Monserrat (EDM), a 100%-owned gold-silver project in the Deseado Massif of Santa Cruz, Argentina, about 17 km west of AngloGold Ashanti’s Cerro Vanguardia mine. EDM is a low-sulphidation epithermal system they want to develop as a bulk tonnage open pit heap leach operation. In this conversation, I asked about the August PEA, the resource model, metallurgy, financing, permitting, the RIGI regime and the road to a PFS.

Gold Developer Plans Q4 Production in Mali, But Will There be Delays?

Desert Gold is currently building a small 200 tpd gravity operation at its Barani East deposit in Mali, with first production now targeted for Q4 2026 even though the original commissioning schedule slipped. In this interview, I asked the CEO Jared Scharf about what has actually been built, what still needs to happen before first gold, how much this is all going to cost, and what could still go wrong.

Niobium, Scandium and Rare Earths in the US, But Can They Fund The Capex?

NioCorp Developments is developing the Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project in southeast Nebraska. It’s a buried carbonatite deposit about 5 km west of the village of Elk Creek, and the plan is an underground mine feeding an on-site processing plant. The main products would be niobium, scandium, titanium, and the magnet rare earths NdPr, dysprosium and terbium. In this interview, I asked about about the EXIM debt process, the August 2026 feasibility study, offtake, metallurgy, and management alignment.

Gold, Antimony, Tungsten in Idaho, But Can They Really Mine It?

Resolution Minerals’ focus is the 100%-owned Horse Heaven gold, tungsten and antimony project in Valley County, central Idaho, right next to Perpetua Resources’ Stibnite Gold Project. Its two main targets are Golden Gate (gold and tungsten, split into North and South) and Antimony Ridge. In this interview, I asked about the 2026 drill program and pending assays, the maiden resource timeline, the historic tungsten stockpiles, an antimony pilot plant, Fast-41 permitting, the NASDAQ listing and the treasury. The Australian ground is being held with no spending, and an Alaska project was recently sold.

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Uranium Ground Next to a New Discovery, But Can They Permit it?

Generation Uranium’s flagship is the Yath uranium project in Nunavut’s Kivalliq region, about 235 km southwest of Baker Lake and directly north of ATHA Energy’s Angilak property. It’s early stage. Decades of historical work turned up surface samples close to 10% U3O8, but the best drill result so far is 1 m of 0.22% U3O8. The CEO thinks the project has much more to offer than that. In this interview, I asked Michael about the history of the asset, his commitment to the company, and his plans for the project’s future.

Big Copper Target Next to a Major in BC, But Will it Hold Together?

Oreterra Metals’ flagship project is Trek South, a copper-gold porphyry target in BC’s Golden Triangle about 10 km southeast of Teck and Newmont’s Galore Creek. Nobody drilled it before because it sat under a glacier until recently. Kevin was founding CEO of GT Gold, which found Saddle North before Newmont bought the company, and earlier ran PC Gold. The second asset is Kinkaid in Nevada. In this interview, I asked about the history of the asset, their plans for its future, the timeline behind the catalysts, and the risks to their strategy.

The Only Uranium Project in Guyana, But Can They Drill There?

U92 Energy’s flagship asset is the Kurupung uranium project in Guyana’s Cuyuni-Mazaruni region. Kurupung has about 129,000 metres of historical drilling (just over 40,000m by Cogema and about 88,000m by U3O8 Corp), which stopped work after Fukushima. The historical estimate is 10.6M lb indicated at 0.072% U3O8 plus 10M lb inferred, for 20.6M lb at a 0.03% cut-off, across four Aricheng deposits. At the originally recommended 0.05% cut-off it falls to about 16M lb. None of it is U92’s own drilling. In this interview, I asked about the history of the asset, the current state of the permits, and their plans for the future.

Visible Gold in New Holes, But Can the Assays Confirm Scale?

Dreadnought Resources’ flagship asset is the Star of Mangaroon, a small high-grade gold deposit in the Gascoyne that Black Cat Syndicate would mine, haul and process at its Paulsens mill. Metzke’s Find at the Illaara project is lined up as a second potential small cash source. The bigger goal is using that cash to fund exploration for a multi-million-ounce discovery at Mangaroon and Illaara. The company also holds rare earths and niobium at Yin and Gifford Creek, and a nickel-copper project at the Money Intrusion that Teck is earning into. In this interview, I asked about the share structure, the Black Cat relationship, why Star is late, the cash position, the exploration pipeline and the main risks.

Targeting First Gold in Mali Soon, But Will Permitting Cooperate?

Compass Gold’s flagship is the Massala project in southern Mali. Compass wants to take Massala straight from exploration into a small, shallow, gravity-only open pit under Mali’s new Small Mine Permit category, without doing a PEA or feasibility study first. In this interview, we asked the CEO about that plan, as well as the time and money he expects it to take.

Copper-Zinc Resource Growth in Newfoundland, But Is is Big Enough?

Canterra Mineral is focused on the Lundberg deposit at their 100%-owned Buchans project in central Newfoundland. Lundberg is a stockwork sulphide deposit tied to the VMS system that fed the old Buchans mine. That makes it different from the higher-grade massive sulphide lenses that were mined there for 50 years. In this interview, I asked the CEO about the recent resource upgrade, their plans for the future, and what else they have going on.

New Copper Discovery, But Is the Grade There?

Storm Exploration’s focus right now is its 100% owned Gold Standard project, about 60 km north of Fort Frances in northwestern Ontario. Storm is targeting a copper and zinc VMS system there, defined by a conductor that it now interprets as running about 7 km. It also has two other projects in the portfolio, Keezhik and Attwood. In this interview, I asked for an update on the drilling, as well as about the first drill program at Gold Standard, Eric Sprott’s investment, and the plan for 2027.

Gold Project Next to AngloGold in Nevada, But Is There a Real System?

Bullfrog Gold is exploring the South Bullfrog gold-silver project near Beatty, Nevada, in the Walker Lane, about 5 km south of AngloGold Ashanti’s North Bullfrog project. The land package is 488 unpatented BLM claims covering about 10,000 acres. They are looking for low-sulphidation epithermal gold and silver. In this conversation, I asked the upcoming first drill program, the financing that just closed, insider alignment, and why the ground was never drilled before.

Gold-Silver Resource in Argentina, But Can the Grade Hold? 

Fredonia Mining’s flagship project is the El Dorado Monserrat (EDM), a 100%-owned gold-silver project in the Deseado Massif of Santa Cruz, Argentina, about 17 km west of AngloGold Ashanti’s Cerro Vanguardia mine. EDM is a low-sulphidation epithermal system they want to develop as a bulk tonnage open pit heap leach operation. In this conversation, I asked about the August PEA, the resource model, metallurgy, financing, permitting, the RIGI regime and the road to a PFS.

Gold Developer Plans Q4 Production in Mali, But Will There be Delays?

Desert Gold is currently building a small 200 tpd gravity operation at its Barani East deposit in Mali, with first production now targeted for Q4 2026 even though the original commissioning schedule slipped. In this interview, I asked the CEO Jared Scharf about what has actually been built, what still needs to happen before first gold, how much this is all going to cost, and what could still go wrong.

Niobium, Scandium and Rare Earths in the US, But Can They Fund The Capex?

NioCorp Developments is developing the Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project in southeast Nebraska. It’s a buried carbonatite deposit about 5 km west of the village of Elk Creek, and the plan is an underground mine feeding an on-site processing plant. The main products would be niobium, scandium, titanium, and the magnet rare earths NdPr, dysprosium and terbium. In this interview, I asked about about the EXIM debt process, the August 2026 feasibility study, offtake, metallurgy, and management alignment.

Gold, Antimony, Tungsten in Idaho, But Can They Really Mine It?

Resolution Minerals’ focus is the 100%-owned Horse Heaven gold, tungsten and antimony project in Valley County, central Idaho, right next to Perpetua Resources’ Stibnite Gold Project. Its two main targets are Golden Gate (gold and tungsten, split into North and South) and Antimony Ridge. In this interview, I asked about the 2026 drill program and pending assays, the maiden resource timeline, the historic tungsten stockpiles, an antimony pilot plant, Fast-41 permitting, the NASDAQ listing and the treasury. The Australian ground is being held with no spending, and an Alaska project was recently sold.

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