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Lending Rates (January 26, 2009)

as of 9 a. m. ET. Jan. 20, 2009 (%) Bank of Canada 1.25 Target overnight rate 1.00 Canadian Prime 3.50 U. S. Discount Primary 0.50 U. S. Fed Funds market rate 0-0.25 U. S. Prime …



Crosshair To Merge With Target

One uranium junior lacked cash and the other a worthwhile project, but they both had the same chief executive and an overlap of directors, making a merger the obvious choice, says Mark Morabito, presi…



PDAC To Launch Framework For Responsible Exploration

The PDAC has organized a one-day workshop on Friday, February 27, to introduce the Association’s Framework for Responsible Exploration, provide an orientation to its contents and practical guidance on…


PDAC — Your Window To The World (January 26, 2009)

The PDAC convention offers a unique venue to learn about opportunities and developments from around the globe. The following independently organized presentation rooms will take place on level 700 at …


Pan American Ups Production, Reins In Spending

VANCOUVER –Despite cutting its workforce by about 500 employees, reining in spending on exploration and mine development and announcing the imminent closure of its Quiruvilca mine in Peru, Pan Americ…


Canadian Mining Hall of Fame inductee Prof. Donald "Digger" Gorman (right) is escorted from the podium by Jeff Fawcett, professor emeritus in the department of geology at the University of Toronto.

Canadian Mining Hall Of Fame Welcomes Four More

Bone-chilling temperatures of -17C weren’t enough to keep the crowd away from the Canadian Mining Hall of Fame’s 21st annual awards dinner at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto.


Aaron Regent, the new president and CEO of Barrick Gold, has walked other companies, including Noranda and Falconbridge, through tough times.

New CEO Not Looking To Transform Barrick

Despite his relative youth, Barrick Gold’s (ABX-T, ABX-N)new president and CEO, Aaron Regent, has taken some of Canada’s largest companies through difficult times.


A Time To Take Stock: New AME BC Pres

The mineral exploration and mining industry was a cornerstone of British Columbia’s economy long before the province joined the Canadian Confederation 138 years ago.


A Time For Solidarity

What a difference a year makes. Recent swings in the financial markets, like the weather, have been extreme and have affected almost everyone. Future plans, and in many cases the very existence of jun…


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