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People (April 26, 2004)

Adrian Resources — Dale McClanaghan and Michael Levy appointed to board; R. S. Angus, Chet Idziszek, J.G. Stewart, and Edward Thompson resigned as directors.


Aquiline tests Nelson system

Aquiline Resources (aqi-v) is encouraged by results from the first five holes drilled on the Nelson vein system, part of the Calcatreu gold-silver property in Argentina.


Falco’s earnings soar in Q1

Higher metal prices more than offset the effects of a 3-week strike at Falconbridge’s (FL-T) Sudbury operations and helped it post a nearly five-fold increase in earnings during the first quarter.


Anooraq hits PGMs at Drenthe

Vancouver — Initial results from drilling of the Drenthe platinum-palladium-gold-nickel deposit in South Africa are encouraging for Anooraq Resources (ARQ-T).




Drilling trends

Drilling is essential to exploration and mining, as it is the only way to investigate an anomaly fully and delineate and define a deposit.


Mary-Claire Ward

Mary-Claire Ward, a director of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada and chairman of mining consulting firm Watts Griffis & McOuat, has died after a lengthy battle with cancer.





Orsa expands in Yunnan province

In China’s Yunnan province, Orsa Ventures (ORN-V) has secured the rights to acquire a project prospective for copper-nickel mineralization and platinum group elements (PGEs).


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