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Financial woes mount for Imperial

Despite cost-cutting efforts, Imperial Metals (IPM-T) is still not producing profits at its Mount Polley and Huckleberry copper mines in B.C.The company lost $4.4 million, or 5 per share, on revenues…


Cominco flashes green light for Pend Oreille

With the Sullivan and Polaris mines scheduled to close in the next two years, Cominco (CLT-T) will spend US$70 million to reopen the past-producing Pend Oreille zinc-lead mine near Metaline Falls in n…


Prospector celebrates centennial

Former prospector Frank Hoey is literally 100 years young.At the one-century mark, Hoey still lives on his own, reads without glasses, owns a baseball cap with the words “Frank The Rock Hoey” printed …


Miners shine over long weekend

For the holiday-shortened week ended Sept. 5, the Dow Jones industrial average rose 45.51 points, or 0.4%, to close at 11,260.61 in light trading.Mining issues enjoyed gains as gold climbed back after…




Correction (September 11, 2000)

The Kolwezi tailings project in the Democratic Republic of Congo contains an updated resource of 112.8 million tonnes grading 1.49% copper and 0.32% cobalt. The project is held by America Mineral Fiel…


Record tonnage keeps Bema hopeful

Although lower gold production prevented Bema Gold (BGO-T) from posting a profit during the second quarter, the company hopes to reap the benefits of two consecutive quarters of record throughput duri…



Anatolia proves up porphyry prospect in Turkey

Anatolia Minerals Development (AMCD.U-C) is encouraged by results from channel-sampling carried out on two subparallel traverses on the Cukurdere porphyry-skarn prospect in eastern Turkey.The upper tr…


Exall losses mount in quarter

The continuing malaise in the gold market is taking its toll on junior producer Exall Resources (EXL-T).Net losses in the three months ended June 30 totalled $415,640 (or 2 per share) on revenue of $…


Caussa, Mountain Lake combine at Ventersdorp

Two Canadian-based mining companies are consolidating their land holdings in the Ventersdorp alluvial diamond camp in South Africa. Caussa Capital (CAU-T) and Mountain Lake Resources (MOA-V) say the c…


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