2000

The trend toward e-commerce

Fourteen major mining companies, including four based in Canada, have announced their intention to form an on-line global acquisition system to meet the needs of mining business. The move is expected …


PEOPLE (June 05, 2000)

Dynamix — John Squarek appointed president, director and CEO.Rubicon — Christopher Bradbrook appointed director.Scintrex — Roland Horst appointed president and CEO.Teck…



Iamgold launches drill program in Ecuador

A 6,000-metre drill program by Iamgold (IMG-T) could revive a historic mining camp in southern Ecuador that was once worked by the gold-worshipping Incas.The underground and surface drill program is f…




TSE Shorts (May 29, 2000)

Short positions outstanding at May 15, 2000Larger individual positions include:Abitibi-Consolidated Inc. 1,285,729 up 194,498; Alcan Aluminium Ltd. 509,745 down 150,432; Anderson Exploration Ltd.



MEETINGS (May 29, 2000)

May 29 Band-Ore — annual, specialMay 29 Boliden — annualMay 29 Caledonian — extraordinaryMay 29 Dayton Mining — annual, generalMay 29 Inca Mining…



Aurizon Mines poised to revive mining camp

Back in the mid-1980s, Quebec’s Casa Berardi camp was making news across Canada, including the front pages of this newspaper. The camp has since fallen on hard times, with its operations either deplet…


Gold aids Africa’s renaissance

While South Africa is expected to be number-one in gold for decades to come, the list of the world’s top 20 producers is expected soon to include several African nations now undergoing a mine-building…


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