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Rio Novo Gold Inc. RIVVF

"Rio Novo Gold Inc is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties located in Brazil and Colombia. Its properties include Almas gold and Matupa gold projects in Brazil and Tolda Fria gold project in Colombia."


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Post by thisldu3on May 07, 2012 10:46am
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I think we need some answers

I think we need some answers

FP says Extorre, others have regulators on their case

2012-05-07 07:24 ET - In the News

See In the News (C-XG) Extorre Gold Mines Ltd

The Financial Post reports in its Saturday edition that securities regulators have been sending a harsh message to junior miners that there will be consequences if they do not follow precise disclosure rules related to their projects. The Post's Peter Koven writes that miners have lost out on financings after getting in the crosshairs of securities commissions, a development that only adds more risk to an already risky business. The crackdown is a reminder that caution is always warranted when looking at how companies interpret drilling results, economic assessments and other information. Provincial regulators have recently gone after a long list of juniors for alleged lapses. Some of the most talked-about names include Extorre Gold Mines, Rio Novo Gold, Karnalyte Resources, Orbite Aluminae and Clifton Star Resources. The Post says none of them have categorically denied making mistakes. The British Columbia Securities Commission, among others, decided a year ago that it needed to get more aggressive in fixing disclosure issues. Investors need to recognize that juniors can make spectacular discoveries, but still find ways to derail their projects that have nothing to do with geology.

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