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Photo from the Lemp CollectionThe smokestack at the Swastika gold mine, circa 1911.

Swastika prints available to public

In 1911, Dr. Michael Steele, president of Swastika Mining Co. and a native of Tavistock, Ont., southeast of Stratford, took a trip to the small gold mining town of Swastika in northern Ontario with a …


KEGS goes hardrock

The Canadian Exploration Geophysical Society (KEGS) will host a short course on hardrock seismics on March 9, during the week of the annual convention of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Ca…




BHP Billiton knocks down Tower

BHP Billiton (BHP-N) is closing the Tower coal mine in New South Wales, Australia, as part of an ongoing effort to cut costsTower is one of four underground mines that constitute the Illawarra operati…



Francisco drills Marlin project

Assay results for the final six drill holes of an 18-hole program completed in December 2001 continue to expand a gold-silver target at Francisco Gold’s (FGX-V) Marlin project in western Guatemala.Sin…


Diamond find at Festival proves low grade

The largest diamond recovered from a 100-tonne test sample of the Cristal showing on the Festival diamond property held near Wawa, Ont., weighed just 0.18 carat.Property owner Pele Mountain Resources …


Newmont rises to the top

The volume leader among all the miners during the report period was Newmont Mining, which finally won control of both Normandy Mining and Franco-Nevada Mining, making it the the world’s largest gold m…





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