Way cleared for Kensington
Vancouver — The U.S. Forest Service has cleared the way for all other federal and state permitting to begin on
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Tsunami disaster teaches lesson
Spurred by countless heart-wrenching, as well as heart-warming, stories from the mega-catastrophe generated by the tsunami along the coasts of southern Asia on Dec. 26, many individual Canadians (as well as some concerned mining companies) have re…
Exploration spending on rise
In 2004, Canadian companies spent a total of about US$3.55 billion on nonferrous mineral exploration companies, according to the Metals Economics Group. The estimate is based on an analysis of the exploration budgets of 1,138 companies, using a cu…
GeolSoc boasts top speakers
Michael Doggett, director of the master’s program in mineral exploration at Queen’s University, will be among the speakers at GeolSoc, a conference held at the same time as the annual general meeting of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy…
Suppliers Roundup (January 10, 2005)
Major inks deal with Schramm…
VVC raises funds, buys Chinese gold mine (January 10, 2005)
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Randsburg cuts titanium-vanadium at Titan
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People (January 10, 2005)
Mequillon deposit improves with drilling (January 10, 2005)
Western Troy aims drills at Macleod Lake
Following induced-polarization surveys at its Macleod Lake property in north-central Quebec,
WGI sustains minor damage by tsunami
Vancouver —
Spot Prices Tuesday, January 4, 2005 Courtesy of Scotiabank
Precious MetalsPrice (US$/oz.)Change…