2007

At the Niblack project, from left: Niblack Mining's underground operations manager Henry Bogert, senior geologist Greg Duso, president Paddy Nichol, and vice-president of exploration Darwin Green.

Niblack Goes Underground to Decode Vms Showings

SITE VISIT Ketchikan, Alaska — The float plane skims along the water, delivering visitors to the rugged shores of Prince of Wales Island. Steep, thickly forested hills rise up out…


Susan Kirwin

Canadian Royalties Dashes Ahead With Nunavik

SITE VISIT Kangiqsujuaq, Que. — A stone figure peers down at the cluster of tents and stacked crates of drill core samples at Canadian Royalties’ (CZZ-T, CRYAF-O) Mequillon camp, part…


Angus & Ross's Black Angel lead-zinc project in Greenland.

Glacier Zone Looking Bigger for Angus & Ross

The new deposit discovered by Angus & Ross (AGU-L) at the Black Angel zinc-lead mine in western Greenland is now the third-largest zone ever found on the project, following drilling this past summ…




MABC Waffles

LETTER 1 From: Michael McPhie [mailto:mmcphie@mining.bc.ca] Sent: Monday, Oct. 22, 2007, 12:38 p.m. I am writing in response to your editorial (T.N.M. Oct. 1-7/07) regarding Northgate Minerals and the recommendations…


People (October 29, 2007)

Timberline Res. — Randal Hardy appointed CEO and CFO; Former CEO John Swallow appointed executive chairman.


Toronto Stock Exchange Oct. 16-22

After the gains in recent weeks, it was natural enough for the Toronto Stock Exchange to lose some ground during the reporting period Oct. 16-22. The TSX Composite Index fell back 1.3% of value, or 18…


DMS Plant Saves Hudson Cash

The economics of Hudson Resources’ (HUD-V, HUDRF-O) diamond hunt in western Greenland improved last month with the startup of the company’s dense media separation plant.


Cobre Grande Results Boost Linear Metals

Vancouver — The latest results from the Cobre Grande copper-zinc-silver-molybdenum project in Mexico pushed Linear Metals’ (LRM-V, LMTCF-O) share price up 30% in one day.


More than 30 mining companies have joined funds and forces with the Quebec government and the Inuit community to clean up hundreds of abandoned mineral exploration sites. Canadian Royalties chairman Glenn Mullan (pictured) says the scrap metal value of barrels, scattered in the area from years of exploration, should pay for the transportation to recycling stations.

Quebec Miners Clean Up Tainted Past

Kangiqsujuaq, Que. — At first glance, a sizable heap of old rusty barrels on the perimeter of Canadian Royalties’ (CZZ-T, CRYAF-O) Expo camp in Nunavik, Que., looks like a mini garbage dump.


Rockwell Set to Boost Diamond Values

Vancouver — Rockwell Diamonds (RDI-V, RDIAF-O) has brought in some help to increase realized value from its large and “special” stones produced at alluvial operations in the Kimberley region of South…


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