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The Pollyanna pit at Taseko Mines' Gibraltar copper-moly operation in south-central British Columbia.

Partners overcome rocky start at Gibraltar

Williams Lake, B.C. — Whether ramping up a new mine or reviving an old one, mining companies typically encounter problems in the first few months of production. In the case of Taseko Mines



YGC launches drill program at Ketza River

Vancouver — Newly revived YGC Resources (YGC-T) has launched a $5-million exploration program at the dormant Ketza River gold mine property, 50 km south of Ross River, Y.T….


Chile’s royalty debate enters final phase

Santiago, Chile — After two years of debate, the Chilean government’s attempt to extract extra tax revenue from the country’s powerful mining industry appears to be entering the final stage….



High-value diamonds for Monroe Minerals

Monroe Minerals (MMX-V) sold 2,412 carats of diamonds on a run-of-mine basis in the first quarter, reaping an average of US$443 per carat. Total proceeds were US$1.1 million….



Electrician dies at Nye

Cody Mathewson, 52, an electrician at Stillwater Mining’s Nye platinum and palladium mine, was recently killed while working underground on air exchange doors….


PEOPLE (May 09, 2005)

Adanac Moly — John Fisher appointed metallurgical consultant for the Ruby Creek molybdenum project, near Atlin, B.C….


Castillian joins Falco

Falconbridge (FL-T) has dealt an option to earn a half-interest in its Mangabal nickel project in central Brazil to Castillian Resources (CT-V)….


Lance Tigert

Lance Tigert, a former Noranda executive and board member with several junior mining companies, has died. He was 63….


MAC laments loss of funding

The Mining Association of Canada (MAC) is disappointed the federal government, in its recent budget, chose not to fund the program known as the Co-operative Geological Mapping Strategy (CGMS)….


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