The Centre for Mineral and Energy Technology (canmet) did not help develop cyanide recycling technology being marketed by Cy-tech Inc. of Mississauga, Ont. as was stated in a story last week. The technology was developed by Witteck Development Inc. from research work that was conducted by canmet and subsequently scrapped.
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