McEwen's (MUX.TO) chief operating officer William Shaver is set to retire, the company said Monday.
Shaver will remain on the board of McEwen Copper, which is 46.3% owned by McEwen.
As a result of the retirement, the company promoted Channa Kumarage to vice president of operations, Kevin Bromfield to vice president of development projects, and Zahir Jina to vice president of permitting, government relations and sustainability.
Calian Group (CGY.TO) after the close on Monday said it completed the acquisition of Galaxy Broadband Communications, a provider of satellite communications and remote connectivity solutions.On June 26, Calian announced a definitive agreement to acquire Galaxy Broadband from Crown Capital Partners. The acquisition was completed on the terms previously announced, including upfront consideration of approximately C$24 million, and an additional earnout consideration of C$27.5 million, Calian said.
Theralase Technologies (TLT.V) after trade Monday said it closed a C$3.6-million private placement, issuing 14.8-million units at C$0.24 each.Each unit includes a share and one warrant and a warrant expiring in May, 2031 with each warrant to buy another share for C$0.32.The company plans to use the funds to complete safety studies for its cancer treatment Rutherrin and its cold sore treatment Ruvidar, as well as for working capital and general corporate purposes, it said.The warrants are set to begin trading on the TSX Venture Exchange around Aug. 27, subject to final approval, according to the statement.
Badger Infrastructure Solutions (BDGI.TO) after trade Monday said the Toronto Stock Exchange accepted its notice to conduct a share buyback program.The company may buy back up to 2.96-million shares from Aug. 27, for one year.Under its current normal course issuer bid, which expires tomorrow, Badger purchased 65,162 shares out of an allowed 2.91-million sharesBadger shares closed down C$0.91 to C$83.67 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.