Noront Resources Ltd
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INFRASTRUCTURE: Coalition calls for east-west road to Ring of Fire
ONTARIO – The best way to gain access to the mineral potential of the Ring of Fire is to build an all-season, east-west road. That is the opinion of the newly created East-West Ring of Fire Road Coalition (EWRFC). The…
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Making Inroads on the Ring of Fire?
Road to rich resources will pave way for development
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COPPER-ZINC: Noront updates McFaulds No.8 VMS find
ONTARIO – Noront Resources of Toronto has updated the summer exploration program at its 85%-owned McFaulds Lake volcanogenic massive sulphide property in the Ring of Fire. (KWG Resources owns 15%.) The six-hole, 3,033-metre drilling program focused on copper-zinc targets. Drilling…
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COPPER-ZINC: Noront drills solid grades at McFaulds No.8
ONTARIO – Noront Resources of Toronto has drilled good grades and lengths at the recently discovered McFaulds No.8 volcanic massive sulphide occurrence in the Ring of Fire, near James Bay. A single, 566-metre hole (MCF-17-89) was drilled up-dip from the…
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RING OF FIRE: Province to fund road proposals led by First Nations
TORONTO – Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynn and the chiefs of Marten Falls, Webequie and Nibiminik First Nations jointly announced that the province will commit to funding two First Nations road proposals that will provide necessary infrastructure for mining development in…
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NICKEL-COPPER: Noront, Marten Falls FN sign agreement
ONTARIO – Noront Resources of Toronto and the Marten Falls First Nation (MFFN) have signed an exploration and project advancement agreement. The terms of the deal call for compensating MFFN for work that has been completed on their traditional land…
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MINING PEOPLE: Golden Peak, Kerr Mines, Manitou Gold, and Noront
Golden Peak Minerals of Vancouver has named Wesley C. Hanson as president and CEO. He has more than 35 years of mining and geological experience gained across Canada, the United States, and South America. He is a graduate of Mount…
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Noront’s road to the Ring of Fire
Spirits were high in March 2015 when the Ontario government announced at the PDAC it was moving forward with an all-weather road into the Ring of Fire. Here we are almost two years later, and what do we have for…
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Noront sheds light on Ring of Fire’s untapped potential
VANCOUVER — The greenstone belt that hosts the nickel-copper-platinum group metal (PGM) and chromite deposits in northern Ontario’s Ring of Fire camp, 540 km northeast of Thunder Bay, is unique compared to other regions in Canada, says Noront Resources’ (TSXV:…
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Noront lobbies for road access to Eagle’s Nest
VANCOUVER — Noront Resources is encouraged that the Ring of Fire camp in northern Ontario, where the junior has its remote Eagle’s Nest nickel-copper and platinum group metal (PGM) deposit, has been designated a priority in Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne’s…
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ABORIGINAL ISSUES: Martin Falls, Aroland First Nations insist on consent for Ring of Fire transportation route
ONTARIO – The Marten Falls and Aroland First Nations have reaffirmed their authority over the land that may become a transportation corridor for mineral development in the Ring of Fire. In a release this week they specifically said the government…
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COPPER-NICKEL-PGM: Noront updates progress at Ring of Fire
ONTARIO – Noront Resources of Toronto has offered an update on the development of the Eagle’s Nest mine in the Ring of Fire plus its exploration program and the closing of a recent private placement. An access road shared with…
