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Calais a lucky find for Agincourt

Continuous production requires continuous re-invention . . . not to mention, just occasionally, stumbling across a massive new orebody.


Insider Trading (September 06, 2004)

The following insider trading transactions were reported by the Ontario Securities Commission in the August 2004 issue of the OSC Bulletin:…


Canadian Arrow hits more Kelex nickel

Vancouver — Drilling by Canadian Arrow Mines (CRO-V) on its Alexo project, 45 km northeast of Timmins, Ont., has encountered intersected significant nickel sulphide mineralization.


Newmont Mining's Ovacik open-pit gold mine in western Turkey. Newmont has deferred the proposed sale of the mine to Frontier Pacific Mining pending completion of certain permitting requirements.

Ovacik mine closed, sale on hold

Vancouver — Closure of Newmont Mining‘s (NEM-N) Ovacik gold mine in western Turkey has deferred the proposed sale of the mine to Frontier Pacific Mining (FRP-V).


IUC explores Athabasca properties

Vancouver — With prices for yellow cake near 20-year highs, International Uranium (IUC-T) is raising $5 million by way of a private placement to finance exploration of its projects in Canada.


Canadian Stock Exchange Indices (September 06, 2004)


Kagara Zinc plans copper production

The Balcooma property is near Newcrest’s Mount Garnet milling facility, where detailed design work is under way to create a copper circuit. Conditioning tankage will be added and upgrades to the filter system are planned.


CNQ ends year on uptick

The Canadian Quotation and Trade Reporting System (CNQ) has finished its first year in business with several consecutive months of increased trading activity.


BC claims second Claim Tag award

For the second consecutive year, the government of British Columbia has received the Claim Tag Award from the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC). This year’s award recognizes the Mineral Titles online program, which will be laun…




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