2000

Ashton discovers kimberlite in Mauritania

Australia’s Ashton Mining has discovered what it believes is the first fully-documented diamond-bearing kimberlite pipe in Mauritania, northern Africa.Selected reverse-circulation drill samples totall…



TSE Shorts (September 25, 2000)

Short positions outstanding at September 15, 2000Larger individual positions include: Abitibi-Consolidated Inc. 1,215,986 down 398,854; Alcan Aluminium Ltd. 871,491 down 198,392; Anderson Expl. Ltd.


Metals markets show signs of nervousness

It is unlikely that these downward adjustments signal much more than consolidation in the current uptrend for prices. Technical indicators had suggested that almost all the major metals were heavily o…


Teck bullish on Pogo’s potential

The Pogo project in central Alaska has a gold resource estimated at 5.6 million contained ounces, and operator Teck (TEK-T) believes there is good potential for expansion.TeckGold, a newly formed, who…


Pan American throws in towel at Dukat

The cat-and-mouse game involving the large Dukat silver deposit in Far Eastern Russia is finally over. Russian-based Polymetal will acquire an 80% interest in the project and assume operatorship, leav…




F.P.O. Is a new diamond market emerging?

Recent developments in the diamond industry are hinting that the diamond market may have seen the last of single-channel supply.The shape of the new market may have broken the surface in July when De …


Miner toys with retirement

Some men never grow up, and retired miners are no exception. They grow older, their hair recedes, and bellies often hang over their belts, but inside these men is a playfulness that never goes away.Th…



Kelsey Lake resumes production

McKenzie Bay International (MKBY-O) has resumed diamond production at the Kelsey Lake mine, a past producer straddling the border between Colorado and Wyoming.The company recently completed final adju…


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