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Anaconda Nickel tables debt plan

Australian-based Anaconda Nickel has reached a deal that will see its secured creditors receive US$190 million in cash, or about US25 on the dollar, for the outstanding secured debts of its wholly ow…


Queenston cuts new gold

Two of the first three diamond drill holes sunk by Queenston Mining (QMI-T) at its Kirkland Lake gold project in northeastern Ontario have cut a new zone of gold mineralization. The program is expecte…


Sandvik buys Mazda subsidiary

The mining and construction arm of Swedish-based Sandvik has acquired the Earth Technologies division of Japan-based Mazda.Mazda Earth Technologies makes hammers, breakers, tools and spare parts for t…


War jitters send golds higher

After a quiet start on Sept. 11, the Toronto Stock Exchange’s Composite index slid a whopping 226.04 points, or 3.4% of value, to end the Sept. 11-17 report period at 6,392.26 as prospects of a U.S. a…


BeMaX eyes Pooncarie

Australian-based BeMaX Resources has reached a deal to buy Sons of Gwalia’s 25% stake in the BIP joint venture, which controls extensive tenements in the Northern Murray Basin in New South Wales, Aust…



Echo Bay restates to a loss (September 23, 2002)

Edmonton-based gold and silver miner Echo Bay Mines (ECO-T) has restated its second-quarter, per-share results to reflect a loss related to an April share offering.Under the new accounting handling, E…




Photo credit Rob RobertsonThe Super Pit operation, above, excavates 230,000 tonnes of material per day, resulting in up to 850,000 oz. gold per year.

Freewest steps up gold search in New Brunswick

The exploration efforts of Freewest Resources Canada (FWR-V) in the Clarence Stream area of southwestern New Brunswick continue to demonstrate the potential of an emerging camp of granite-related gold…



To move a mountain

The timing was ironic and largely unnoticed, but it was indeed interesting to note that at the same time the Montana State Legislature was meeting in Helena to fix a US$50-million hole in the state bu…


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