Fronteer expands Turkish gold zones
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Ontario ADM John Gammon retiring
After serving under five Ontario premiers, three political parties and nine mines ministers, Assistant Deputy Mines Minister John Gammon is calling it quits and celebrating the occasion by throwing a…
Montana’s mineral potential
For those who have the courage and resources to challenge the environmental opposition, I’d like to bring to their attention a potential new mining district in Montana that was suggested by an explora…
Suppliers Roundup (July 25, 2005)
AMEC makes offer for nuclear outfit…
The future of Canada’s oil sands
Today, 2.4 billion fellow inhabitants of this shrunken planet or about forty per cent of its population rely on traditional biomass, including wood, agricultural residues and dung, to meet their energ…
Fortune readies for bulk sampling at Nico (July 25, 2005)
With a full feasibility study in progress,
Alberta OKs limestone quarry
Vancouver — The Alberta government has approved construction of the Muskeg Valley limestone quarry, near Fort McMurray. Project owner
CANMET employees betrayed
The Canadian government’s top materials research laboratories are being moved from Canada’s pretty, vibrant capital city to the small, depressed industrial city of Hamilton, on the western end of Lake…
Cdn Royalties fixes resource figure on Expo
Committee Bay looks south in Matador merger (July 25, 2005)
Vancouver — Nunavut gold explorer
Coronation mobilizes drills to Coppermine
Vancouver — With results in hand from recent geophysical surveys,
Diamond Fields sells marine diamonds
Vancouver — A parcel of Namibian diamonds recovered by the first marine-mining vessel owned and operated by