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Deals•Feb 23, 2026
White Cliff Minerals Sells Great Bear Project to Hydrocarbon Dynamics for A$5.8M
White Cliff Minerals Ltd. announced a conditional binding agreement to sell its Great Bear copper‑gold‑silver‑uranium project in the Northwest Territories to Hydrocarbon Dynamics Ltd. for A$5.8 million. The deal includes a cash payment of A$1.2 million and share consideration, and will be subject to shareholder and regulatory approvals.
North of 60 Mining News (Mining News North)
News•Feb 11, 2026
New Vision and Name for Ascot Resources
Ascot Resources announced it will rename itself Cambria Gold Mines Inc. as it rolls out a hub‑and‑spoke mining strategy that uses the refurbished 2,500‑ton‑per‑day Premier mill and feeds it primarily from the nearby Red Mountain deposit. The plan is funded...
By North of 60 Mining News (Mining News North)
Deals•Feb 11, 2026
Ascot Resources Secures C$175 Million Financing as It Rebrands to Cambria Gold Mines
Ascot Resources Ltd. announced a C$175 million ($129 million) financing completed in two tranches – the first in December and the second in January – to fund its Premier and Red Mountain gold mining strategy. The company also disclosed a proposed name change...
North of 60 Mining News (Mining News North)
News•Feb 10, 2026
Mountain Province Pauses Tuzo Phase 3
Mountain Province Diamonds announced a pause on the Tuzo Phase 3 development at its Gahcho Kué mine, citing weak diamond prices and rising costs. The joint‑venture partners are refocusing capital on higher‑grade feed from the NEX pipe to safeguard liquidity. The decision...
By North of 60 Mining News (Mining News North)
News•Feb 10, 2026
Banyan Defines Deeper Airstrip Gold
Banyan Gold Corp. released 2025 drilling results from its Aur Mac project in the Yukon, showing high‑grade gold mineralization that extends both within the existing pit and at depth beneath the Airstrip deposit. The infill and step‑out holes returned intervals such...
By North of 60 Mining News (Mining News North)
News•Feb 9, 2026
Port Mac Poised as AK Mineral Export Hub
A new study commissioned by the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) identifies Port MacKenzie as the state’s optimal hub for expanding mineral exports. The port’s extensive undeveloped land, direct highway connections and a planned 32‑mile rail extension give...
By North of 60 Mining News (Mining News North)