There’s something about Mary
In 1933, at Upper Canada College in Toronto, I was the drum major of the school’s Cadet Corps Band, not on account of any musical ability, but because I could wield the baton.
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Victims’ families get $10.7m in Giant settlement
For the eight wives and 20 children left behind after a bomb killed nine miners during a combative labour dispute at the Giant gold mine in Yellowknife, N.W.T., in September 1992, it’s finally over.
Thistle wilts under heat
Queenstake strikes gold in Starvation Canyon
Quadra’s copper con heads to Asia
Vancouver —
Skye gets new Exmibal licences (December 27, 2004)
The Guatemalan government has issued new exploration licences covering the Niquegua mining concession, formerly held by
Grande Cache inks supply deal (December 27, 2004)
EurOmax drills Bulgarian gold (December 27, 2004)
Vancouver — A former oil and gas explorer in Alberta under the name Omax Resources,
Gold Fields in talks with Harmony
In an about-face,