Miners rebound
The Toronto Stock Exchange weathered a politically tumultuous holiday-shortened report period, May 17-20, to end 128.91 higher at 9,452.19 points. The golds managed to claw back 3.56 points from the p…
2005
Virginia enlarges Roberto gold zone
Drilling by
Magnetics essay contest returns
To encourage better understanding of magnetics in resource exploration and related fields, a group of mining suppliers is sponsoring an essay contest for Canadian post-secondary students….
Junior sector weakens with falling gold price
Junior mining stocks continued to show no signs of a turnaround as metal prices remained weak during the shortened trading period May 17-20. A strengthening U.S. economy and greenback are largely resp…
Editorial: Nunavut wants it all, now
While Nunavut, Canada’s third and easternmost Arctic territory, may mean “our land” in the Inuktitut language, Nunavut’s Inuit Premier Paul Okalik wants to make the words come completely true by havin…
Smelting and refining
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StrataGold aims to expand Dublin Gulch
Vancouver — A drill program by
Court rulings affect industry
In November 2004 the Supreme Court of Canada ruled on two cases in British Columbia that could have major implications for mining and other resource companies doing business in areas where aboriginal…
FNX, Dynatec soar on Levack results (May 30, 2005)
The latest round of drilling on the Footwall discovery behind the Levack No. 2 shaft, 40 km north of Sudbury, Ont., has gone four-for-four for partners
Court deals deathblow to Harmony bid
Fittingly, the 7-month battle between
Lending Rates (May 30, 2005)
as of 4 pm ET, May 24, 2005(%)…
Daily Metal Prices (May 30, 2005)
BASE METALS (London Metal Exchange — Midday official cash/3-month prices, US$ per tonne)…