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Canadian Stock Exchange Indices (September 20, 2004)

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Alcoa shares tumble (September 20, 2004)

Alcoa (AA-N) shares fell 7.5% to US$30.75 on Sept. 10 after the company warned that third-quarter earnings from continuing operations would likely shrink to US30-35 per share from a previously expected US52 per share.


Nickel buoyed by strong fundamentals

Another surge in nickel prices above US$15,000 per tonne in early July was too significant to escape action. Consumers withdrew their buying interest and excess material was delivered into LME warehouses against an attractive backwardation, while…


Alcan expands Down Under

Montreal-based Alcan (AL-T) will invest A$1.3 billion in the expansion of its Gove alumina refinery in Australia’s Northern Territory.


Peru backs Yanacocha

The Peruvian government says it won’t give into local protesters and revoke a permit allowing Minera Yanacocha, controlled by Newmont Mining (NEM-N) and Peru’s Minas Buenaventura (BVN-N), to explore for gold a…


Ivan wreaks havoc in Caribbean

Hurricane Ivan, a category-5 storm, has struck with a vengeance, causing devastation in Grenada and extensive damage in other areas of the Caribbean.


A view of the Robinson mine's Liberty pit.

Robinson mine reopens in eastern Nevada; Quadra

Vancouver — Quadra Mining (QUA-T) has made its debut as a metals producer with the recent start-up of the concentrator at its Robinson open-pit copper-gold mine, situated 11 km west of Ely in eastern Nevada.



Neil Novak, chief operating officer and vice-president exploration of Spider Resources, at the McFauld's Lake camp.

VMS shines at McFauld’s Lake

McFauld’s Lake, Ont. — Like many other places in Canada, summer is short at McFauld’s Lake in the James Bay Lowlands of northern Ontario, however setting this area apart is a hot new volcanogenic massive-sulphide (VMS) play.


China to let individuals trade gold

Chinese gold bugs will be allowed to trade in the precious metal under reforms that are designed to upgrade trading on the country’s burgeoning gold market.


Support sought for securities reform

A summer meeting with Douglas Hyndman of the British Columbia Securities Commission has the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) launching a lobbying campaign in western Canada designed to reform securities regulations.


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