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Storliden enters final stretch

With its decline more than half-finished, the Storliden project is taking shape as Sweden’s newest copper-zinc mine.Situated in the Skelleftea district, the project is owned by Swedish-based North Atl…


Algoma unveils credit plan

Algoma Steel is expected to lay off 800-1,000 people from its workforce of 3,900.The layoffs are part of a plan of arrangement and reorganization filed under the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act (…


Lupin looks to longer life despite poor market

When Echo Bay Mines (ECO-T) closed the Lupin mine in Nunavut in early 1998, few were taken by surprise. After all, the remote underground operation — difficult to reach and getting deeper every year …


NovaGold hits highest grades yet at Donlin

Vancouver — California-based NovaGold Resources (NRI-T) continues to pull high-grade intercepts from the Acma zone of the Donlin Creek deposit in Alaska.Situated 480 km west of Anchorage, Donlin Cree…



Getchell drags down Placer (November 05, 2001)

Vancouver — A US$292-million writedown on the Getchell mine, near Winnemucca, Nev., pushed North America’s fourth-largest gold miner deep into the red during the third quarter.The one-time charge cau…


Geita powers Ashanti

Ghana-based Ashanti Goldfields (ASL-N) saw its profits nearly double during the third quarter, thanks in part to increased production at its 50%-owned Geita mine in Tanzania.Earnings totalled US$14.5 …


LME Warehouse Levels (November 05, 2001)

Metal stocks (in tonnes) held in London Metal Exchange warehouses at opening, Oct. 30/01 (change from Oct. 23 in brackets):Metalstock (tonnes)ChangeAluminium700175…


Kikerk find yields stones

A kimberlite discovery at the Kikerk Lake property in the north Slave Craton region of Nunavut has returned a significant number of microdiamonds.Ashton Mining of Canada (ACA-T) unearthed the Potentil…





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