Zinc-Lead


Aquila finds more sulphides

Drilling by Aquila Resources (AQA-V) at the Back Forty project in Menominee Cty., Michigan, has intersected gold an…



ROB ROBERTSONSafety consultant Gordon Roy provides a tour of the Caribou mill infrastructure during a recent site visit to the property in New Brunswick's Bathurst camp.

Blue Note dusts off Caribou

Bathurst, N.B. — The dormant Caribou and Restigouche zinc-lead mines in northern New Brunswick are once again getting a new lease on life, thanks to robust metal prices and strong investor confidence…


VIVIAN DANIELSONWestern Keltic Mines' vice-president of exploration, Peter Holbek (centre, yellow), explains the geology of the Kutcho Creek massive sulphide project during a site visit to Dease Lake, northern B.C.

More reward than risk at Kutcho Creek

Dease Lake, B.C. — The Kutcho Creek volcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) project located 100 km east of this Northern community made it to prefeasibility in the mid-1980s, only to be put on the back b…


James Whyte

Zinc recycling in the North (October 30, 2006)

Doubtless helped by the price of zinc, two former Arctic zinc producers, both operated by Cominco, are getting second looks by junior explorers bent on showing that resources left behind when the mine…



First Metals heading underground at Fabie

The province of Quebec has issued a permit to First Metals (FMA-T) to extract a 50,000-tonne bulk sample from the Fabie Bay copper deposit in northwestern Quebec, allowing quick feasibility work on th…





GLAMIS GOLDPortal 5 at Glamis Gold's star performer -- the El Sauzal gold mine -- which began commercial production in the fourth quarter of 2004 and is forecast to produce 230,000 oz. gold in 2006.

Goldcorp sees the future in Penasquito

It turns out that the driving force behind the proposed merger between Goldcorp (G-T, GG-N) and Glamis Gold (GLG-T, GLG-N) is the Penasquito project in Mexico’s Zacatecas state, a low-grade, bulk-tonn…


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