Kentucky miner fined for worker’s death
A Kentucky coal company has been fined more than US$500,000 for violations stemming from a June 2003 explosion that killed a miner and injured two others.
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Suppliers Roundup (November 01, 2004)
Quadrem gets bigger…
Liberty sees 10% cobalt
Vancouver — Bulk sampling on
Metals bounce back
Despite a tough weekend, U.S. equity markets were little-changed over the report period Oct. 20-26. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was off 9.14 points at 9,888.48 and the S&P 500 rose 7.86 points to 1,111.09.
Financing triggers higher trading in Bema
The 7-day report period beginning Oct. 20 saw the price of gold rise US$8.15 to close at US$427.50 per oz. in the afternoon of Oct. 26 in London. During the week, gold hit a near 16-year peak; on Oct. 26, however, it fell $1.65. The gold index ro…
StrataGold adds gold projects in Yukon
Vancouver —
The Northern Miner Indices (November 01, 2004)
North American Mining: 110.70 (+4.48)…
Tamerlane ambitious at Pine Point mine
Vancouver — The once-grand Pine Point mine, on the southern shore of Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories, is getting a test drive by
Lundin celebrates Swedish homecoming
Stockholm, Sweden — As a result of acquiring the Zinkgruvan mine in central Sweden from
Summer work in eastern Nunavut yields diamond discoveries
A flurry of exploration in eastern Nunavut has resulted in several kimberlite discoveries.
Tyhee decline advances on the Ormsby zone
Yellowknife, N.W.T. —
Wolfden propels High Lake toward feasibility
At its High Lake polymetallic project in Nunavut,