No pickaxe needed. Why Canadians are sifting for gold in unusual places
In January, the price of gold rose to $5 000 US an ounce for the first time in history. And this has Canadians searching high and low. But you don t need a wide brimmed hat and pickaxe anymore. Maybe try a wetsuit instead. Some are diving deep into rivers, while others are sifting through thrift stores, and grandma s jewelry box
In January, the price of gold rose to $5 000 US an ounce for the first time in history. And this has Canadians searching high and low. But you don t need a wide brimmed hat and pickaxe anymore. Maybe try a wetsuit instead. Some are diving deep into rivers, while others are sifting through thrift stores, and grandma s jewelry box
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