Four join Mining Hall of Fame
The Canadian mining industry has come a long way since Samuel de Champlain spotted copper minerals during his exploration of the Gasp area in the early 1600s.
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Preserving fish stocks, a challenge for Taseko, Northgate
New Horizons
Second annual Student-Industry Networking Luncheon
Tuesday, March 6
Australian Club of Rome Member to Speak at Monday Luncheon
Monday, March 5
Patrick Moore to address PDAC-CIM Luncheon
Wednesday, March 7
Diamond Lunch (January 29, 2007)
Tuesday, March 6
Student-Industry Mineral Exploration Workshop
For two weeks this May, 20 select post-secondary geoscience students will arrive in Sudbury to participate in the Student-Industry Mineral Exploration Workshop. It is another initiative of the PDAC St…
Bids for bcMetals climb higher
Vancouver — Taseko Mines (TKO-T, TGB-X) has jumped into the lead in the ongoing bidding war for bcMetals (C-V, BMTLF-O), recently leap-frogging ahead of a competing offer by Imperial Metals (III-T, I…
PDAC Short Course Delivers a Practical Approach to Applying CSR
A practical short course on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has been developed by the PDAC and will be presented by a group of recognized experts in the field on the Friday and Saturday immediat…
More Mahala high-grade for Queenstake (January 29, 2007)
Vancouver — Beleaguered gold producer Queenstake Resources (QRL-T, QEE-X) enjoyed some positive news recently, with underground exploration drilling on its Mahala deposit returning further high-grade…
Editorial: Teck Cominco steps up to the plate
What was always a source of good-natured debate is all of sudden undisputed: Teck Cominco now stands as the “best of breed” of Canadian-based base metals majors, courtesy of the recent disappearances …
Suppliers News (January 29, 2007)
BioteQ heads Down Under