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Hucamp sampling picks up PGEs

Sampling by Hucamp Mines (YHU-V) at the Alexo and Dundonald South properties, about 40 km northeast of Timmins, has returned platinum and palladium values from two known nickel deposits.Hucamp, which …


Int’l Annax expands high-grade zone

Junior International Annax Ventures (IAX-V) has extended the southern boundary of the main zone of stratiform massive sulphide mineralization at the Dairi project in northwestern Sumatra, Indonesia.A …


Nelson posts loss

Despite cost improvements at its Jilau gold mine, in Tajikistan, Nelson Resources (NLG-T) posted a loss for the first three quarters of 2000.The company lost US$400,000 in the quarter ended Sept. 30, …


High Grade zone extends deeper (December 11, 2000)

Exploration drilling at the Red Lake gold mine in northern Ontario has extended the Hanging Wall 5 zone at depth. The zone is one of several comprising the producing High Grade deposit.Goldcorp (G-T) …



Lupin contributes to third-quarter profit

Denver — Echo Bay Mines (ECO-X) has posted a third-quarter profit on the strength of a 44% increase in gold production.The company cranked out 184,449 oz. in the three months ended Sept. 30, up from …


CDNX continues to lose ground

Canada’s junior exchange continued its downward spiral during the report period ended Dec. 5, with the tech index leading the way. The Canadian Venture Exchange composite index dropped 74.42 points, o…


Minefinders bullish on Dolores’ potential

Vancouver — An open-pit design of Minefinders’ (MFL-T) wholly owned Dolores property, in northern Mexico, shows that the Main deposit has robust economics.Based on prices of US$300 per oz. gold and U…




Market rally lifts base metal majors

Triggered by hints of lower interest rates and an end to the election quagmire in the U.S., stocks on the Toronto market enjoyed a broad rally, with the TSE 300 index up a whopping 4% over the Nov. 29…


Gold needs more marketing

Most gold miners have succeeded in cutting production costs as a result of lower gold prices but appear to have ignored the real problem: increasing the demand for gold.We now hear and see commercials…


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