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Royal Oak gets safety record

The Timmins division of Royal Oak Mines (TSE) achieved more than one million manhours of consecutive service without experiencing a lost-time accident. The record was confirmed by staff of the Mines A…


Gregor drilling tests Marathon gold project

A 12,000-ft. program has begun on Gregor Goldfields’ (CDN) Marathon gold project, near Hemlo, Ont. The drilling is intended to test the strike length, width, depth and continuity of five known gold-be…


Metals sub-index moves up in July

The metal and mineral sub-index of The Bank of Nova Scotia’s commodity price index edged up in July alongside somewhat stronger prices for copper, aluminum, gold and silver. However, economist Patrici…



Barriers threaten metals trade

Barriers to trading of raw materials are becoming more common. Reflecting a growing impatience with the foot-dragging pace of monetary reform in Russia, the European Community (EC) has imposed a 60,00…


Toronto exchange surpasses records

The value of shares traded so far this year on the Toronto Stock Exchange topped $100.4 billion, breaking the previous yearly record of $100.3 billion set in 1987. This year, the Toronto Stock Exchang…



ODDS’N’SODS — The Jogran staking rush (2)

The morning dawned dark and foggy. Lake Superior was living up to its reputation without question. It was clear that neither a helicopter nor an airplane would be of much use. With so many witnesses p…




COMMENTARY — SX-EW development continues

The extraordinary activity of the past decade in solvent extraction-electrowinning (SX-EW) development continues. In early 1993, at least 10 projects were under development, and another 12 had advance…


Redfern hits Tulsequah sulphides

An initial phase of surface drilling on the Big Bull area of the Tulsequah Chief project in northwestern British Columbia has returned massive sulphide intersections. Redfern Resources (TSE) hopes to …


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