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TNM ARCHIVESTwo of Alcan's hydroelectric plants in the Saguenay-Lake St. Jean region of Quebec. The Chute-a-Caron plant (upper left) was completed in 1931; Shipshaw (bottom) was built in the early 1940s to aid the expansion of the Arvida smelter during the Second World War.

Alcan’s Canadian history

1900 — A contract for hydroelectric power is signed with Shawinigan Water & Power Co. in Shawinigan, Que. A year later, the first ingot, weighing 716 kilograms, is produced.


Panel formed to review foreign investment

On the heels of London-based Rio Tinto’s (RIO-N, RIO-L) friendly takeover bid for Montreal-based Alcan (AL-T, AL-N), comes news that the federal government will create a Competition Policy Review Pane…






Southwestern has a problem

Southwestern Resources (SWG-T) has cautioned that results it had previously announced from the Boka gold project in…







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