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Homestake closes namesake mine

After more than a century of production, the venerable Homestake gold mine in Lead, South Dakota, will cease mining and milling operations at the end of 2001.The decision to close America’s oldest gol…



Financial woes mount for Imperial

Despite cost-cutting efforts, Imperial Metals (IPM-T) is still not producing profits at its Mount Polley and Huckleberry copper mines in B.C.The company lost $4.4 million, or 5 per share, on revenues…


Cominco flashes green light for Pend Oreille

With the Sullivan and Polaris mines scheduled to close in the next two years, Cominco (CLT-T) will spend US$70 million to reopen the past-producing Pend Oreille zinc-lead mine near Metaline Falls in n…




CDNX loses momentum owing to technology sell-off

Canada’s junior exchange finished the trading week ended Sept. 12 flat, with losses in the technology index offset by gains in the mining and oil and gas sectors. This is a reversal of the trend at th…



Summo receives positive study for Lisbon Valley

With a bankable feasibility study in hand, Summo Minerals (SMA-T) plans to raise US$57 million to build a mine at its Lisbon Valley copper project in southeastern Utah.The property is fully permitted …


Minera Andes signs deal

A Peruvian mining company has set its sights on a silver-gold property held by Minera Andes (MAI-V) in Santa Cruz province of southern Argentina.Lima-based Mauricio Hochschild & Compania recently sign…


Fortune drills Nico

Once results from a 25-hole drill program are in hand, Fortune Minerals (FT-T) expects to release an updated resource estimate for the Nico cobalt-gold-bismuth deposit 160 km northwest of Yellowknife,…


Inco stakes new ground in Voisey’s Bay area

For the first time in years, the Voisey’s Bay region of Labrador is showing signs of life other than caribou herds sweeping by in search of forage.Local communities are buzzing with news that the gove…


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