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[pav 1] 13/3/2006 11:17

Tipped in sun telegraph,good results last week, any holders out their

[12345th] 10/3/2006 10:08

Nice buying opp.

[pav 1] 02/3/2006 18:20

Increase in activity recently,good buying opportunity, results 10/03 should not dissapoint, maybe just mm shaking out weak holders any views? pav 1

[12345th] 02/3/2006 13:58

Nice buying opp.

[nap23_uk] 07/2/2006 17:27

Some interestng buys this morning.

[12345th] 20/1/2006 20:48

nice to be proved right so quickly!

[drinkgood] 20/1/2006 19:32

I suppose the rabble will appear shortly..

[sandbank] 20/1/2006 17:44

DRINKGOOD: Good performance today - amazing this thread is so quiet.

[drinkgood] 20/1/2006 14:47

Broken the quid and more ....over 30% gain the past month or so..

[12345th] 06/1/2006 12:50

jus u n me drink. she's gonna break a quid soon and end 2006 at least 150 imho.

[drinkgood] 05/1/2006 22:43

ah well talk to myself....got a few bob in the bank now...so who cares

[drinkgood] 09/12/2005 13:18

up 10% in the past month...very acceptable.

[drinkgood] 08/12/2005 14:21

ticking up again this week

[drinkgood] 30/11/2005 12:06

creeping back up again..

[energyi] 18/10/2005 16:33

Canyon Resources Reacquires Briggs Crushing Plant
Monday September 26, 11:15 am ET

GOLDEN, Colo., Sept. 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Canyon Resources Corporation (Amex: CAU - News), a Colorado-based mining company, is pleased to announce that it has signed an agreement to reacquire the Briggs Mine crushing plant and conveyor systems for $50,000 cash, 500,000 shares of Canyon stock and waiver of certain storage fees, for a total purchase price of approximately $440,000. This plant was purchased by Corner Bay Silver Inc. for its subsidiary Minera Corner Bay S.A. de C.V. in May 2002 for $2.6 million in cash plus equity. The 600 ton per hour capacity, three stage crushing plant was never dismantled and remains on its original foundations at the Briggs Mine site.


"The purchase of this equipment, besides being good value, provides Canyon with the strategic flexibility needed to rapidly develop any production opportunities that may be developed in our previously announced $700,000 Goldtooth exploration program or from other production opportunities that are currently being studied by Canyon in and around our Briggs Mine. Additionally, we have retained the engineering firm of CAM located in Lakewood, Colorado to conduct a pre-feasibility study analysis of our Reward project, near Beatty, Nevada, which, if the results are positive, may also utilize this equipment once it is permitted," states James Hesketh, President and CEO.

Canyon Resources Corporation engages in the exploration, acquisition, development, and mining of precious metals and other mineral properties. The company conducts various phases of mining, including early stage exploration, exploration drilling, development drilling, feasibility studies and permitting, construction, operation, and final closure of mining properties. The company focuses on precious metals, such as gold and silver. Canyon Resources was organized in 1979 and is based in Golden, Colorado.

[energyi] 18/10/2005 16:31

Canyon Resources Reports on Uranium Project: Acquisition of Claims
Monday August 22, 9:30 am ET


GOLDEN, Colo., Aug. 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Canyon Resources Corporation (Amex: CAU - News), a Colorado-based mining company, is pleased to report on the recent acquisition activities of its uranium program in Wyoming. In the early 1980s, Canyon conducted an aggressive uranium exploration program in the western United States. Recently, the Company made the decision to review its historic files and reactivate one of its prior projects in Wyoming.

Canyon Resources has acquired mineral rights on approximately 3,500 acres by claim staking in three separate locations within the program area, located along the southern end of the Powder River Basin in Wyoming. Drilling during 1981 and 1982 in the program area by Canyon and a prior joint venture partner, Aquintaine Mining Corporation, consisted of 88 drill holes for approximately 69,000 feet. Within the program area, uranium drill hole intercepts, as defined by down hole gamma logging, showed a range of grades of up to 0.43% equivalent U3O8. This program identified the potential for multiple uranium roll fronts. Additionally, a separate third company drilled out a reported three million pounds of uranium oxide material in the program area. It is believed that they drilled approximately 114 drill holes for about 68,000 feet.

"The reactivation of one of Canyon's prior uranium programs represents an opportunity for the discovery of uranium deposits in Wyoming. While the Company will continue a focus on gold, we are pleased to be able to develop value for our shareholders from prior exploration activities conducted. We are considering our options for this program, which may include seeking a joint venture partner to fund and continue the uranium exploration program," stated James Hesketh, President and CEO of Canyon Resources.

Uranium mineralization in the program area is hosted in the Chadron Formation, which is composed of sandstones, conglomerates, and red to green siltstones and claystones. The sandstones are lenticular in nature and average from 5- to 20-feet in thickness and occasionally range up to 45-feet thick. All of the claims are underlain by the uranium host rocks of the Chadron Formation.

The Crow Butte uranium deposit, currently being mined by Crow Butte Resources Inc., a subsidiary of Cameco Corporation, using in situ leach methods, is also hosted in the sandstones of the Chadron Formation. Crow Butte is located in Nebraska about 80 miles to the east of the Company's project area in Wyoming. Crow Butte has been producing uranium for over a decade and originally was reported to contain up to 30 million pounds of U3O8.

Actual results may differ materially from any forward-looking statement whether expressed or implied in this news release. The following risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to vary include, but are not limited to speculative nature of mineral exploration, precious metal prices, production and reserve estimates, production costs, cash flows, environmental and governmental regulations, availability of financing, judicial proceedings and force majeure events and other risk factors as described from time to time in the Company's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Most of these factors are beyond the Company's ability to control or predict.


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CONTACT:

James Hesketh, President and CEO, [phone]
Gary Huber, VP Finance and Corporate Development, [phone]

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[drinkgood] 06/10/2005 15:35

Moved up nicely in the past two weeks...

[strap] 25/9/2005 18:46

could somebody post something encouraging from the prelims plz? that might get some more discussion.

[drinkgood] 22/9/2005 16:05

...ticking up again...

[12345th] 21/9/2005 14:33

Ssshhh, quiet in the library!

[drinkgood] 20/9/2005 20:32

Results look very good...I'm happy to hold.

[12345th] 20/9/2005 16:23

Well, you didn't listen did you? And now look what's happening? Try not to be so slow next time.