Western Keltic expands Kutcho Creek high-grade resource
Vancouver – The latest round of drilling on Western Keltic Mines’ (WKM-V) wholly owned Kutcho Creek copper-zinc pro…
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Gold producers cash up (October 18, 2004)
Large bought-deal financings have cashed up two junior gold producers,
Gold demand on upswing
Year-over-year consumer demand for gold continued to rise in the second quarter, reflecting robustness in the jewelry and retail investment sectors.
Anooraq empowered through Pelawan
Vancouver —
The Northern Miner Indices (October 18, 2004)
North American Mining: 112.89 (-2.16)…
Placer drills spectacular high-grade at Cortez Hills in Nevada
Elko, Nev. — In the 18 months since
Anvil expands Dikulushi copper-silver mine
Orvana output progresses
The first full year of production from the Don Mario gold mine in Bolivia has ended well for
PGE measuring tool
An engineering student in South Africa has invented a device to help the platinum mining industry increase the quantity of metal it mines.
Aussie miner charged after uranium incident
Uranium miner
A world of surprises
Political risk is causing conern again, just as markets were beginning to show some renewed strength. That mining projects are inherently risky is not new. However, most of the risk is usually related to the economic viability of a project or the…
Alcoa back in business at Wenatchee
Workers at the idled aluminum smelter in Wenatchee, Wash., represented by the United Steelworkers of America (USWA) and the Aluminum Trades Council of Wenatchee, have voted to accept a labour agreement that will save about 400 jobs.