The Shebandowan nickel-copper mine of Inco (TSE) in northwestern Ontario, shut down May 15 as part of Inco’s cash conservation measures, will be reopened Oct. 12.
The reopening will provide jobs for 360 workers at the mine site 75 km west of Thunder Bay, Ont.
Opened in 1968, the mine was placed on standby at the beginning of 1986. The mine was reopened in early 1989, when it was considered to have four years of reserves remaining.
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