Eagle Plains Resources (EPL.V) has announced it entered into an agreement with Weaver Energy Corp, a private company, whereby the latter will acquire full ownership of Eagle Plains’ Slocan graphite […]
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Eagle Plains Resources released exploration results at Snowstorm
Eagle Plains Resources (EPL.V) announced the results of its 2024 field program on the Snowstorm project in British Columbia. This project is located within the Slocan mining camp which has […]
Eagle Plains Resources creates renewable energy division
Eagle Plains Resources (EPL.V) announced earlier this month it is forming a separate division within the Eagle Plains entity that would give shareholders direct exposure to what the company calls […]
Report: Eagle Royalties — On the Hunt for Acquisitions and Open for Business
Eagle Royalties (ER.C) has seen its share price slide by roughly two thirds since completing its IPO at C$0.30 per share just over one year ago. Although royalty companies are […]
Eagle Plains Resources completes airborne survey at Theory copper-gold project
Eagle Plains Resources (EPL.V) has confirmed it recently completed a high-resolution airborne magnetic and radiometric survey on its Theory copper-gold project, a 9,156 hectare asset in the Toodoggone district of […]
Eagle Royalties sells uranium royalties for C$3.75M
Eagle Royalties (ER.C) has announced it has closed an agreement with a private company (‘Royal Uranium’) to sell twelve uranium royalties to the PrivateCo for a total amount of C$3.75M. […]
Eagle Plains Resources and Xcite Resources provide Black Bay Uranium update
Eagle Plains Resources (EPL.V) and its joint venture partner Xcite Resources (XRI.V) have provided an update on the Black Bay uranium project in Saskatchewan’s Athabasca Basin. There are some good […]
Eagle Plains Resources acquires Elizabeth Lake Critical Metals Deposit
At the end of March, Eagle Plains Resources (EPL.V) confirmed it successfully staked a 1,266 hectare land package in Saskatchewan. The Elizabeth Lake project is located just over 20 kilometers […]
