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Protests in Guinea heating up

The latest round of riots in Guinea has intensified to the point where bauxite production could be threatened. Th…




Taking a break from drilling on the East Emerald zone at Sultan Minerals' Jersey Emerald property in southeastern British Columbia. From left: Richard Lawrick of Prospector Diamond Drilling, Sultan project manager Ed Lawrence, and driller's helper David Little.

Sultan Dusts Off Jersey Emerald

Salmo, B.C. — In its heyday in the 1950s, this forgotten mining camp in southeastern B.C. supplied the metals that laid the foundation stones for what became one of Canada’s leading gold producers, P…


Rob Robertson

Peregrine Launches Winter Program on Tli Kwi Cho

When cash calls to its joint-venture partners went unanswered in December, Peregrine Diamonds (PGD-T) increased its stake in the WO diamond project in the Northwest Territories and, in turn, the DO-27…


Rob Robertson

Diavik Exceeds Expectations

Despite the challenges created by the premature closure of the winter road in early 2006, the Diavik diamond mine in the Northwest Territories successfully kept operations and construction on track du…


Michael WalkerSpecial to the Northern Miner

What the World Thinks of BC

The Fraser Institute’s Annual Survey of Mining Companies is designed to assess how mineral endowments and public policy factors such as taxation and regulation affect exploration investment. The 2005 …


One of the first gold bars to be poured at Cusac Gold Mines' Table Mountain mine in northern British Columbia. From left: Mine manager Kevin Fitzpatrick; vice-president, exploration Lesley Hunt; and Cusac CEO David Brett.

Persistence Pays for Cusac Gold

When Rory Almasi died suddenly after suffering a brain aneurysm in February 2004, it was a development that no one could have predicted.


Tagish Looks to Grow Skukum Creek Resource

Vancouver — Prospective precious metals miner Tagish Lake Gold (TLG-V) says its 2006 drill campaign at the Skukum Creek gold-silver property, located 80 km southwest of Whitehorse, in the Yukon, will…


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