By Jamie Hyland | MiningIR The Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) is heading across the pond for Market Bridge Live 2026, a full-day event hosted in collaboration with Vox Markets on November 4 at Saddlers’ Hall in London. The gathering will introduce a select group of CSE-listed growth companies to the UK investment community. For readers following Canadian growth companies and

High-Grade Intercepts in New Drilling Canagold Resources Ltd. has reported high-grade gold and antimony assays from three additional holes at its 100%-owned New Polaris Gold Project in northwestern British Columbia, about 100 kilometres south of Atlin and 60 kilometres northeast of Juneau, Alaska. The results come from the recently completed 14-hole, 7,277-metre resource infill and expansion drilling program targeting the

Marathon Fusion says its laboratory experiment beat CERN’s gold-production benchmark by a factor of 10, but the company has yet to disclose how much gold it actually made. The San Francisco startup announced on Wednesday that it had converted mercury into stable gold using fusion neutrons during an experiment the previous month. It also reported producing radioactive copper isotopes from zinc. Both

A Structural Shift in How Canadian Mines Get Built Revenue-sharing agreements between First Nations communities and mining companies have moved from the margins of project development into the centre of how mine negotiations are structured across Canada. What was once treated as a late-stage community relations exercise is now widely recognized as a foundational element of project design — one

Silver Mountain Resources (TSX: AGMR) is considering bringing a second underground mine into production sooner than anticipated, just over a month after restarting concentrate production at its Reliquias operation in Peru. The review follows new drilling at Caudalosa that returned 3.30 metres grading 569 g/t silver and 3.11% copper. The company reported Thursday that it has received assay results covering the first