Growing traffic in Pickle Lake camp
With gold finding comfort above the US$400-per-oz. level, it was just a matter of time before exploration dollars found their way back to the Pickle Lake gold camp of northwestern Ontario.
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Hudson finds Greenland diamonds (October 04, 2004)
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Correction (October 04, 2004)
In our Sept. 17-23 issue, we incorrectly stated that late last year,
There must be a better way
Business practices are in need of an overhaul. Perhaps it’s time for the old school to give way to new management. Of course, by new management, we mean better management.
The Rock Creek mine
Throughout history, the demand for commodities has been constantly increasing. It is difficult to foresee a reversal of this trend. Between China and India alone, roughly 2 billion people are on the verge of becoming middle-class consumers. Good o…
Copper bugs in Chile
Corporacion Nacional del Cobre de Chile (Codelco), the state-owned king of copper producers, could be the first major mining company to build an industrial-scale copper plant that employs heat-loving bacteria as processing agents.
Knight translates knowledge into honour
Renowned German geologist Hans Cloos once wrote that his ilk translate the Earth’s language into their own through trained senses and disciplined thinking. Ian Knight, a geologist with the Newfoundland and Labrador Geological Survey (NLGS), is one…
US not just idiots
Carolyn Parrish, as an English teacher, describes things as she sees them (re. Idiot’s guide to Parliament, T.N.M., Sept. 3-9/04).
Richmont sweet on Valentine (October 04, 2004)
Gold Fields explores Committee Bay
Guinor drills new zone
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Kupol results propel Bema higher (October 04, 2004)
Strenghtening gold prices, coupled with the release of excellent drill results from the Kupol project in Russia’s Far East, propelled shares in