Aussie deaths prompt gov’t visit
Management officials at BHP Iron Ore in Australia are slated to meet with Western Australia’s development minister, Clive Brown, following fatal accidents at two of the company’s sites.
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Noranda refinery workers vote for strike
Union workers at Noranda’s Canadian Copper Refinery in Montreal have voted in favour of going on strike.
Amarc acquires gold-copper project
Vancouver —
AfriOre outlines shallow gold (May 31, 2004)
Silver bulls sent back to the waiting room
With cries of “hi-ho silver!”, a small but vocal army of silver bulls rejoiced as the white metal soared to 16-year highs in the first quarter of 2004. But like so many times before, the euphoria was short-lived.
Corriente updates Mirador (May 31, 2004)
Vancouver — The results of a 27-hole drill program by
Redcorp drill-tests Tulsequah Chief
Vancouver — Assays are in hand for the first two holes of a drill program at the Tulsequah Chief mine property, near Atlin in northwestern British Columbia.
Zaruma results sure to expand San Antonio resource
Fronteer teams with Teck in Turkey
Vancouver —
Clavos shows promise for St Andrew
Timmins, Ont. — Tempora mutantur, said Ovid, though he was probably not thinking about the recovery of the gold market when he did. But in Timmins, the times have changed, enough that a camp that lost one of its major gold producers in 1999 is be…
Inco updates Goro
In its preliminary findings from a major review of its 85%-owned Goro nickel-laterite project in the French Pacific territory of New Caledonia,
RNC boosts gold reserves (May 31, 2004)
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