Goldcana Resources Names Matthew Fraser CEO, Replacing Clive Brookes

By Public Technologies
  • Goldcana Resources appointed Matthew Fraser CEO effective November 5, 2026, replacing Clive Brookes, who resigned from the role.
  • Fraser is a mining entrepreneur who founded mineral exploration companies and helped assemble the La Sarre Gold Project in Québec.
  • Nicholas Konkin joined the board effective October 30, 2026, replacing Christopher Verrico, who resigned as a director.
  • Konkin leads capital markets strategy at Grove Corporate Services, with more than 15 years of capital markets and corporate advisory experience.


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