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Commander Resources Commences 4,000 m Follow-Up Drill Program at Burn Copper-Gold Discovery, British Columbia - Vimarsana News

Commander Resources Commences 4,000 m Follow-Up Drill Program at Burn Copper-Gold Discovery, British Columbia

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Teako Minerals Announces AGM Results; Welcomes Philip Gunst and Kristian Whitehead As New Directors - Vimarsana News

Teako Minerals Announces AGM Results; Welcomes Philip Gunst and Kristian Whitehead As New Directors

TEAKO MINERALS CORP. is delighted to announce the voting results from its Annual General Meeting of Shareholders , held on July 6, 2023, and welcomes Philip Gunst and Kristian Whitehead as new...

Teako Minerals Corp. Adds Nominees Philip Gunst and Kristian Whitehead to the AGM Directors Slate, and Establishes Teako Norway - Vimarsana News

Teako Minerals Corp. Adds Nominees Philip Gunst and Kristian Whitehead to the AGM Directors Slate, and Establishes Teako Norway

TEAKO MINERALS CORP. is pleased to announce nominees Philip Gunst and Kristian Whitehead as directors to the Company's upcoming Annual General Meeting on July 6, 2023. The total number of directors... | June 14, 2023

10 Conspiracy Theories From Down Under - Vimarsana News

10 Conspiracy Theories From Down Under

Australia has more than its fair share of conspiracy theories, and even some politicians show enthusiasm for outlandish plots and secret schemes. Here are

New memorial commemorates Colorado Springs' founding, past and future achievements - Vimarsana News

New memorial commemorates Colorado Springs' founding, past and future achievements

On the last day of July in 1871, under the shadow of Pikes Peak, Gen. Robert Cameron and other colleagues of Gen. William Jackson Palmer drove a stake into the ground of sprawling, treeless prairie and officially established the city that would a year later become known permanently as Colorado Springs. One-hundred-fifty-two years later, a new solid granite memorial weighing about 1,250 pounds and standing 5 feet tall and 32 inches wide marks the spot.