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HudBay, Eureka prove up Lottie Lake VMS property

There’s nothing terribly subtle about the mineral indicator chemistry on Eureka Resources’ (EUK-C) Lottie Lake property, 25 km northwest of Wells in British Columbia’s Cariboo mining district. Two yea…


Geomaque eyes Marathon deposit in Ontario

Geomaque Explorations (GEO-T), best known for its open-pit gold mines in Latin America, is trying its hand at a polymetallic surface deposit in northern Ontario.Polymet Mining (POM-V), which remains f…


Hall of Fame Inductees (November 27, 2000)

William Guy Brissenden(born 1915)A hands-on approach to problem-solving enabled William Guy Brissenden to master repeated challenges during a lengthy career spent mostly with Noranda. His first challe…


Canadian Zinc tackles Prairie Creek

Under the direction of new management, Canadian Zinc (CZN-T) is stepping up its attempts to advance the Prairie Creek project, in the Northwest Territories.The junior company (formerly known as San An…


Zambian Copper belt rebounds

Once a copious producer of copper, Zambia has fallen on hard times of late. In 1999, the country’s output totalled just 260,000 tonnes — a far cry from the historic annual peaks of 700,000 tonnes bet…




Analysts take shine to diversified juniors

At an in-house conference for the retail side of Yorkton Securities, mining analysts Douglas Leishman and Art Ettlinger highlighted seven diversified junior exploration companies that they regard as r…


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Positive study tabled for Finlayson

The Finlayson zinc project in southeastern Yukon is technically and economically viable, according to a prefeasibility study which assumes that the sulphide concentrates are marketable without any sec…


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