Tiberon advances Nui Phao tungsten project
Vancouver — Since first entering into Vietnam in 1996,
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For some, mineral potential of Philippines outweighs risks
Vancouver — Although the Philippines was a major producer of gold, copper, nickel and chromite for hundreds of years, the mining industry in the country has been plagued by many problems that have staved off foreign investment in recent decades,…
The Northern Miner Indices (September 06, 2004)
North American Mining: 108.46 (+4.41)…
Radius explores for gold in Nicaragua
Waslala, Nicaragua — Using good old-fashioned prospecting, Simon Ridgway and his exploration team at newly merged
Zaruma sizes up Realito (September 06, 2004)
The value of ‘social licence’
“Corporate social responsibility,” “social licence,” “social investment,” “millennium development goals,” “poverty alleviation,” “community development”. . . Suddenly, a whole new jargon has emerged, and with it, increased complexity for mining pr…
Better outcome for mining sector and First Nations
Sometimes two problems, when put together, can create a solution. This article describes one such case, regarding the needs of the resource industries and those of First Nations communities.
Erdene hits gold, copper
People (September 06, 2004)
High River ups stake in Buryatzoloto
Cons. Minerals posts record profit
Consolidated Minerals earned a record A$25.1 million in 2003, so it was only fitting the company was honoured at the recent Diggers & Dealers conference in Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.
Obituary: Bernard Brynelson
Bernard Brynelson, former manager of Noranda Mines for Western Canada and a member of the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame, died recently. He was 92.