Inventus starts planned 6,000-metre Phase 3 drilling at Pardo
Inventus Mining said Phase 3 drilling has started at its wholly owned Pardo gold project near Sudbury. The planned program comprises about 6,000 metres and 155 holes.
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Inventus Mining said Phase 3 drilling has started at its wholly owned Pardo gold project near Sudbury. The planned program comprises about 6,000 metres and 155 holes.
A 12-20 October advisory mission examined nuclear safety arrangements and emergency response.
An agreement published in the BOE on 20 October sets out agro-food buyer and opinion-leader visits in Granada province, organized by ICEX and the Granada Chamber of Commerce in 2027.
Spain’s environmental authority decided that modifications to the 58.14 MW Baluma Solar installation in Granada do not require a full environmental impact assessment. The decision appeared in the BOE on 17 October.
The company’s October 19 quarterly portfolio update summarized a Saskatchewan potash well and a mineralized interval in Newfoundland.
The third-quarter survey found stronger sales outlooks, but about three-quarters of interviews predated the August 21 breakdown in Canada-US trade talks.
The central bank’s third-quarter survey found long-term expectations aligned with elevated short-term views; these are consumer opinions, not realized inflation.
Statistics Canada reported annual CPI growth of 3.1% and gasoline inflation of 27.8%, while grocery price growth slowed to 1.7%.
Crude inventories were 14.644 million cubic metres at month-end versus 14.636 million at the start; HGL and refined-product stocks rose more.
Refined copper was 27.4 thousand tonnes and recoverable cobalt 537.8 tonnes in the same month.
The seasonally adjusted transport index was 92.4; both indexes use January 2018=100.
Hydraulic capacity was 83.0 GW, with wind at 18.4 GW and solar at 5.7 GW.