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News June 28, 2004

Inmet, Aur cancel merger

Aur Resources (AUR-T) and Inmet Mining (IMN-T) have broken off the planned merger they announced May 4.Short st…

Land being cleared for Bellavista's leach pads, as it appeared in January. With the pads being built on a slope, the undulating surface under the pads provides a crucial "key lock" that will prevent downslope movement of pad material.

News June 28, 2004

Glencairn builds mine in Costa Rica

Miramar, Costa Rica — The long years of talk are over. More than five years after the completion of a positive feasibility study, construction of Glencairn Gold‘s (GGG-T) Bellavista mine is now under way, with the first gold ex…

An Ashton Mining field geologist analyzes and logs core at Camp Lagopede, on the Foxtrot property in the Otish Mountains of northern Quebec.

News June 28, 2004

Partnerships pay off for Ashton

Ashton Mining of Canada (ACA-T) is stepping up exploration efforts following its success in helping find new diamond districts in Quebec, Alberta, and the Coronation Gulf area of Nunavut.

Donald Nord, senior refiner at Goldcorp's Red Lake mine, holds a gold brick that contains the 5-millionth ounce of gold produced at the mine.

News June 28, 2004

Bonanza grades at Red Lake mine

Goldcorp (G-T) has encountered more high-grade gold during underground exploratory drilling at its Red Lake mine in northern Ontario.

News June 28, 2004

Linear cuts high-grade

Vancouver — The first hole drilled on the Campamento zone at Linear Gold‘s (LRR-V) wholly owned Ixhuatan project in Chiapas state, Mexico, has returned some sweet gold intersections.

News June 28, 2004

Taparko-Bouroum feasibility positive

With a positive feasibility study for the Taparko and Bouroum gold deposits in eastern Burkina Faso in hand, High River Gold Mines (HRG-T) has concluded a deal with Axmin (AXM-V) to take over Bouroum.

News June 28, 2004

Miners support cyanide code

Six of the world’s largest gold producers, together with three manufacturers of sodium cyanide, have pledged their commitment to the International Cyanide Management Code (Code).

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