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Sherwood Copper President Stephen Quin (second from left) looks at core from the Minto copper-gold project with members of the media and analysts during a recent tour of the project.

Minto aims to become ‘Yukon’s next mine’

Whitehorse, Yukon — The Minto copper-gold project 240 km northwest of this capital city almost made it to production in the late 1990s, with US$10 million spent before construction was suspended beca…



Tethyan returns Reko Diq to drawing board

Despite favourable new drill results, Tethyan Copper (TYC-A) has sent an unfinished feasibility study on development of the Reko Diq porphyry-copper deposits back to the drawing boa…


Taking on PBS and the New York Times

The Public Broadcast System’s Frontline special on “The Curse of Inca Gold,” which aired on Oct. 25, 2005, and the accompanying New York Times investigative series, has put the gold mining industry un…



Economics favourable at Birch Lake

The large Birch Lake nickel-copper deposit in northeastern Minnesota could be economically developed as a bulk underground mine, a preliminary economic analysis says….




TSX’s power slide continues

Rising interest rates and inflation worries sent Toronto stocks into convulsions during the Oct. 18-24 report period. The S&P TSX Composite Index yo-yo’d another 192.65 points lower to 10,360.79….


CNQ to launch new market

The Canadian Trading and Quotation System (CNQ) plans to launch an alternative market sometime in early 2006 to provide investors with another means by which to invest in Toronto Stock Exchange-listed…


From left: Yukon Zinc President Harlan Meade, Project Geologist Gilles Dessureau, and Vice-President of Mining Richard Goodwin hold some of the first ore to be brought out of the portal at the Wolverine zinc-copper-lead deposit in eastern Yukon.

Yukon Zinc in planning mode at Wolverine

Whitehorse, Yukon — The old saying that “mines are not found, but made” doesn’t always hold true, and can be wishful thinking in cases where deposits have too many flaws for engineers to overcome. Wh…


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