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PEOPLE (April 02, 2001)

Armistice Resources — J.R. Woods appointed director.Asia Pacific — Robert Connochie appointed chairman and CEO.CanAlaska — Felix Kaminsky appointed technical director.Expat…



Slumping copper typical of base metals complex

The report period March 19-23 was a mixed one for base metals, as markets were dominated by collapsing global equities values. Copper prices continued in the steep downtrend established in early March…


News – 02-APR-01 (April 02, 2001)

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Boliden, North Atlantic open portal at Storliden

Partners Boliden (BOL-T) and North Atlantic Natural Resources (NAN) have begun development work at the Storliden copper-zinc deposit in northern Sweden.NAN is a Swedish-listed company in which Boliden…


Eric Holt, pictured in 1923 as a graduate of the mining engineering program at Queen's University.

Odds ‘n’ sods: A tribute to my father

The Pronto mine proved to be an integral and necessary chapter of the Elliot Lake story. Because of the mine’s relatively small-sized orebody and location, it was quickly overshadowed by the larger an…


Amendments proposed for Environmental Act

The federal government has tabled amendments to the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act (CEAA).The changes, which are based on recommendations of the Regulatory Advisory Committee (RAC), are support…


Namco wards off liquidators

Namibian Minerals (NMR-T) has raised US$9.4 million in a private placement and brokered a long-term marketing agreement to ward off bankruptcy.The company was forced to halt its marine diamond product…



Anglo seeks to boot Anaconda management

Anaconda Nickel’s controlling shareholder, Anglo American (AAUK-Q), has finally blown a fuse over the slow progress of Anaconda’s Murrin Murrin nickel project in Western Australia, and is seeking a sh…


White House rethinks land regulations

Denver — The administration of U.S. President George W. Bush has heeded pleas by the mining industry and suspended implementation of new rules that deal with hardrock mining on public land.Through th…


Dow makes strong comeback

Denver — The Dow Jones industrial average bounced back after a disastrous week, climbing 226.78 points, or 2.3%, to finish the report period ended March 27 at 9947.54.All this meant little to the pri…


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