Canada

Barrick’s profits up

Barrick Gold (ABX-T, ABX-N) reported substantially higher third quarter profits of US$405 million (US$0.46 per shar…



Taseko tables bid for bcMetals

Vancouver – Taseko Mines (TKO-T, TGB-X) has waded into the foray to acquire bcMetals (C-V, BMTLF-O), intending a $1…








ROB ROBERTSONSafety consultant Gordon Roy provides a tour of the Caribou mill infrastructure during a recent site visit to the property in New Brunswick's Bathurst camp.

Blue Note dusts off Caribou

Bathurst, N.B. — The dormant Caribou and Restigouche zinc-lead mines in northern New Brunswick are once again getting a new lease on life, thanks to robust metal prices and strong investor confidence…


VIVIAN DANIELSONWestern Keltic Mines' vice-president of exploration, Peter Holbek (centre, yellow), explains the geology of the Kutcho Creek massive sulphide project during a site visit to Dease Lake, northern B.C.

More reward than risk at Kutcho Creek

Dease Lake, B.C. — The Kutcho Creek volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) project located 100 km east of this Northern community made it to prefeasibility in the mid-1980s, only to be put on the back b…


ABER DIAMONDThis past winter's shortened ice road season in the Arctic delayed the transport of large items, and forced De Beers to fly others in at Gahcho Kue at a higher cost. Here a 24-wheeler hauls a 200-tonne payload compartment of a much larger truck across a winter road to the Diavik diamond mine, 300 km northeast of Yellowknife, N.W.T. Diavik Diamond Mines is owned 40% by Aber Diamond Mines, with the remainder held by Rio Tinto.

Gahcho Ku on path to production in 2012

With the Snap Lake underground mine in the Northwest Territories and the Victor open-pit operation in northern Ontario already under construction, De Beers, the world’s leading diamond player, is look…


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