Capstone revives past-producer Cozamin in central Mexico
Zacatecas, Mexico — With plenty of cash on hand and dewatering and drilling under way,
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Voisey’s Bay sparks interest in Placentia, Nfld.
Settling Placentia when Toronto was trees, Basque fishermen described it as insulace corte realis, or “harbour within a womb of hills.” The depiction was apt. More than 100 years later, in the early 1600s, France and England fought for control of…
OntZinc buys HBM&S, becomes HudBay
Toronto-based junior company
2004 brought rising Metal Prices, more investor interest The warming trend
It’s been a good year for the mineral industry, the second one in a row. After a long period in the cold, we’re hardly used to it.
Possible Stelco bailout
Damoti Lake drilling yields more gold (January 03, 2005)
After cutting high-grade gold in drill holes,
Petaquilla gets dusted off (January 03, 2005)
Vancouver — Revitalized copper and gold prices have prompted
Mano River joins with Crown Diamonds
Vancouver — The Lion Kimberlite Dykes project in eastern Sierra Leone is expected to start producing in 2005, following a joint-venture agreement between Australian-listed diamond miner
Partners size up Valentine Lake (January 03, 2005)
Following nearly 7,000 metres worth of drilling in 24 holes, partners
Afcan acquires rest of Mt. Kakoulima
Coeur d’Alene OKs San Bartolom
Idaho-based
A. Lew Parres
A. Lew Parres, a Manitoba-based prospector who helped develop several of the province’s significant mineral discoveries, including in the Nor-Acme gold mine, has died. He was 89.