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Levack 2 shaft revival

FNX Mining (FNX-T) and joint venture partner Dynatec (DY-T) are breathing new life into the Levack no.2 shaft, 40 k…


Photo by Pattie BealesRobert Doyle, Bolivar Gold's chief financial officer, stands in front of the Choco mill construction site.

Bolivar soon to produce at Choco 10

El Callao, Venezuela — Bolivar Gold (BGC-T) is just a couple of months away from production at its 36-sq.-km Choco gold property, about 650 km southeast of Caracas.




Reverse-circulation drilling into the Kisunge zone at Tan Range Exploration's Luhala gold project in Tanzania.

Sinclair on gold and the greenback

Looking ahead to the coming year in gold, we present an edited version of an interview with James Sinclair, gold trader and chairman of Tan Range Exploration (TNX-T). The interview was conducted by Walter Birch of Gold Market In…


A carbon-adsorption plant at the Luxi open-pit, heap-leach gold mine in westernmost Yunnan province in China. The 5,000-oz.-per-year mine is co-owned by local and provincial government bodies.

Growing China will need gold imports

China’s gold mine production reached a record 213 tonnes in 2003, but this amount is still insufficient to satisfy the demand for gold for jewelry and industry, which is running at around 250-300 tonnes a year.


Community development: evaluating for results

In an effort to meet international and local expectations for corporate responsibility, mining companies have begun to adopt community development initiatives. These are often grounded in corporate policies that emphasize long-term partnerships wi…


MinMetals deal for Noranda offers little for Canada

This is the first of two parts taken from a paper titled China Minmetals and Noranda: A Backdoor Nationalization Process of Canada’s Natural Resources? The paper was written and published by the office of David Kilgour, Liberal member of Parliamen…



Iamgold jilted, again (December 13, 2004)

After weeks of legal challenges and verbal sniping, shareholders of Gold Fields (GFI-N) have finally had their say, narrowly rejecting their company’s plan to merge its international assets with those of Iamgold


Alcan plans closures, job cuts (December 13, 2004)

Montreal-based aluminum giant Alcan (AL-T) plans to close three European facilities as part of a restructuring plan associated with its assimilation of French rival Pechiney, which it acquired in 2003.


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