The Prospector : June 2010
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Table of Contents
Diamond Exploration & Production Around The World
Diamonds may be a girl’s best friend, but they’re pretty good to investors of all genders and
types. David O’Brien offers a beginners introduction and surveys the current field.
The Next Big Goldrush!
Peter Grandich says it’s time for a good old-fashion gold rush, and points the way north
(really north!) for the next one.
A Bias For Gold & Silver
Norman Duncan admits to a bias in favour of gold and silver on the metals market, and explains why.
Seven Silver Tips
David Morgan offers seven invaluable tips (and a free seminar) that will help improve your silver advantage.
Saturn Shows Respect
Saturn Minerals is showing that respectful process is the way to go in working with First Nations.
Building Relationships
Silver Quest Resources, with projects ranging from grassroots exploration to advance-stage expansion, is
building quality relationships with First Nations.
Respect Fights Uncertainty
Dianor president and CEO John Ryder draws on his background in Ireland to relate to the
need for respect between cultures.
Aboriginal Title An Issue
Chief Angus Toulouse wonders if governments have learned from past experiences in dealing with First Nations
title and rights issues, but works and hopes for a better future for all.
Attention To Human Element
Lateegra Gold finds positive ways to engage with First Nations.
Sustainability The Key
Sustainability is the key to environmental management, as shown by James Mooney of Ecofor.
A Lithium Tour
Lithium has been the focus of a great deal of recent attention, and Leonard Melman takes us on a
tour of Canada's resource hot spots.
Is It Time To Invest Green?
Peter Cox looks at why the performance in the green energy sector has been muted this past year,
when it should be capturing the interest of investors.
Sector Profile Is Up
Gareth Hatch reviews the current state of the rare earths sector, from Alaska to Africa, and finds
much that is promising and encouraging.
