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News January 10, 2005

Exploration spending on rise

In 2004, Canadian companies spent a total of about US$3.55 billion on nonferrous mineral exploration companies, according to the Metals Economics Group. The estimate is based on an analysis of the exploration budgets of 1,138 companies, using a cu…

News January 10, 2005

GeolSoc boasts top speakers

Michael Doggett, director of the master’s program in mineral exploration at Queen’s University, will be among the speakers at GeolSoc, a conference held at the same time as the annual general meeting of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy…

News January 10, 2005

Randsburg cuts titanium-vanadium at Titan

Drilling by Randsburg International Gold (RGZ-V) has intersected a 300-metre length of titanium and vanadium mineralization at the Titan property, 50 km north of North Bay, Ont.

News January 10, 2005

People (January 10, 2005)

Cash Minerals — William Clarke appointed president and CEO; Stephen Woodhead appointed director and CFO; Peter Rowlandson appointed director; Tony Wonnacott appointed director and corporate secretary.

News January 10, 2005

Western Troy aims drills at Macleod Lake

Following induced-polarization surveys at its Macleod Lake property in north-central Quebec, Western Troy Capital Resources (WRY-V) plans to drill eight chargeability anomalies.

News January 10, 2005

WGI sustains minor damage by tsunami

Vancouver — WGI Heavy Minerals (WG-T) sustained only minimal damage following the devastating tsunami that claimed an unprecedented number of lives in coastal areas of the Indian Ocean, particularly South Asia.

From left to right: Pierre Jeansomme, geological technician and Michel Lafleur, mine captain, underground in the machine shop at Wesdome's Kiena mine.

News January 10, 2005

Wesdome Gold Mines – hitting gold underground

Lac de Montigny, Que. — Wesdome Gold Mines (WDG-V) has renewed exploration and development, and intersected significant gold at the past-producing Kiena mine, on an island 10 km west of Val d’Or.

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