The digital Miner arrives
While some media pundits once boldly claimed that this era’s digital revolution would kill off newspapers, we haven’t yet seen the end of people getting their news by looking at ink on paper….
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Goundhog day
All producing mines usually have unique stories associated with their discoveries. Sometimes these stories are truth, sometimes fiction, and sometimes a hybrid of both. Sometimes the stories never eve…
Suppliers Roundup (May 16, 2005)
Finning does deals down south…
Richmont changes plans at Beaufor (May 16, 2005)
Just a week after reporting on its first quarter,
Development advances at Diavik mine
A second dyke is being built at the Diavik diamond mine, 300 km northeast of Yellowknife, N.W.T….
Silvercorp’s Ying richer than thought
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Responsible trade
From the perspective of pure trade economics, each dollar of Canadian direct investment abroad creates around two dollars of future Canadian exports. Economic Development Canada (EDC) plays an importa…
Letter to the editor: McFarland was his name
This letter was prompted by Brian Hester’s “Odds ‘n’ Sods” article (T.N.M., April 22-28). I worked for Yukon Consolidated Gold Corp. (YCGC) in Dawson City from December 1957 to May 1960, and during th…
Committee Bay regains namesake project
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Anaconda sheds old study at Pine Cove (May 16, 2005)
Additional drilling has allowed
Vannessa continues permitting at Crucitas
Vancouver — In response to a request by Costa Rica’s Ministry of the Environment,
Great Basin inks deal at Burnstone
Vancouver — Tranter Investments, a black economic empowerment group, will form a partnership with