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VIDEO URL - http://prospectingjournal.com/prospectingtv-encanto-potash-muskowekwan-potash-producing-mine/
Would save you time by embedding the video code here, but that's not available. Here's a nicely done video interviewing Jim Walchuck of Encanto Potash and Chief Bellerose of the Muskwowkwan First Nation.
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ProspectingTV - ProspectingJournal.com - In the first installment of ProspectingTV, we travel to Saskatchewan for a meeting of the minds between Jim Walchuck, President and CEO of Encanto Potash [EPO - TSX.V] and Chief Bellerose of the Muskowekwan First Nation. We get a chance to see where their relationship lies as they move forward . Together as the first official Saskatchewan potash partnership between a First Nation and a publicly traded company, they are poised for production within Saskatchewan's prolific potash basin, aimed to enhance shareholder value and to meet the needs of the Muskowekwan people.
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Given the change in taxation on miners in Australia, the juniors already operating in West Africa are benefitting. This is coming off of valuable Chinese investment in infrastructure and exploration.
WAI is featured in this latest article on The Prospecting Journal.
Not a shareholder, but my heart goes out to those who had to go through this rollercoaster ride.
Our senior writer Chris Devauld had a take on this ordeal called the Dangers of Misinformation: BE Resources Releases Incorrect Results.
Coming from an IR and Econ background, whoever is at fault for this must feel truly awful. That said, the damage is done.
Article featuring Great Panther Silver, South American Silver, Arian Silver, United Silver Corp., Netco Silver, Silver Bull Resources, Apogee Silver and Axiom Gold and Silver talks about the most recent companies who have implemented a name change to include the devil's metal.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?: THE SILVER-PLATING OF MINING COMPANY MONIKERS
Sometimes no news is good news, and at this time some might feel that way as USC rebalances after the departure of Charlie Pitcher. That said, here's a new article that mentions the UMG name change in a positive light.
WHAT'S IN A NAME?: THE SILVER-PLATING OF MINING COMPANY MONIKERS
"But, without proper research, novice investors could easily miss out on companies like Alexco Resource Corp. [AXR – TSX] and the company formerly known as United Mining Group. By doing so, one would miss out on half of the silver mining industry, bypassing two of the more experienced and devoted silver miners operating in North America. But for the latter, this no longer poses a problem.
The team at United Mining Group has recently gone through two major identity shifts, starting with a name change to United Silver Corp. [USC – TSX] and a new Interim President and CEO in Graham “Chip” Clark, a former Senior VP for mining giant Newmont Mining Corp. [NMC – TSX]."