Workers ink deal at Kidd (November 07, 2005)
Members of the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) union have ratified a new 3-year labour contract at
Inco Limited
TSX rides the consolidation wave
Consolidation continued to be the buzzword among the Toronto Stock Exchange’s miners during the Oct. 25-31 report period.
Philippines mining: open for business, or so they say
Manila, Philippines — Just a year ago, no one would have imagined the Philippines as the site for this year’s Asia Pacific Mining Conference. But on Oct. 11-13, it happened: many of the most senior m…
Workers ink deal at Kidd (November 02, 2005)
Members of the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) union have ratified a new 3-year labour contract at Falconbridge’s (FAL….
TSX’s power slide continues
Rising interest rates and inflation worries sent Toronto stocks into convulsions during the Oct. 18-24 report period. The S&P TSX Composite Index yo-yo’d another 192.65 points lower to 10,360.79….
Inco follows Voisey’s junior to Greenland
In a strange twist of fate,
Inco earnings slide on higher costs
Nickel giant Inco (N-T, N-N) saw its third quarter net earnings more than halved to US$62 million owing mostly to i…
Canico says no to Brazil’s CVRD
The board of directors of
TSX suffers resource slump
The Toronto Stock Exchange lost another 58.71 points to end the Oct. 11-17 report period at 10,553.44. The gold index plunged 8.12 points, or 3.7% to 212.2 points as the yellow metal edged US$1.80 per…
Diamond Fields aims for AIM
Vancouver — Spurred by “significant interest” from the European market,
People (October 17, 2005)
Energy stocks lead TSX down
The Toronto Stock Exchange finished the 4-day trading period Oct. 4-7 down more than 4%, as prices of energy stocks went off the cliff. The composite index was down 468.69 points at 10,612.50, with oi…